Settlement
$FLICK meters intelligence
Guard simulations, Audit calls, Watch escalations, and agent-to-agent verdicts are denominated through $FLICK as the access and settlement instrument.
Token
$FLICK is the metering instrument.
The token exists to coordinate the security market described in the whitepaper: agents fund their own intelligence and external agents pay for verdicts through the same per-call interface.
Utility
The token is narrow by design: access, settlement, and metering.
Demand
Usage drives token demand
Demand is tied to protective activity actually performed: every unit of intelligence consumed or sold flows through the token.
Market
No subscription lock-in
Per-call settlement lets providers compete on accuracy and availability because callers can move freely without accounts, contracts, or shared secrets.
Distribution
Fair launch distribution with no founder or investor allocation.
95%
Liquidity
The majority of supply is placed into the on-chain liquidity pool at launch so the token's per-call utility can be exercised without gatekeeping.
5%
Marketing
A minimal reserve for distribution, integrations, documentation, and awareness.
Flow of use
The token sits inside the security action, not beside it.
FLOW 1
User agent buys intelligence
Guard, Audit, or Watch spends through the configured budget only when a security question needs an answer.
FLOW 2
Endpoint earns per call
Threat graphs, simulators, audit models, and verdict endpoints receive direct revenue at the unit of consumption.
FLOW 3
External agents buy verdicts
Trading agents, treasury agents, and assistant agents can pay Flick before they sign under delegated authority.
Launch guardrails
A narrow token model for a narrow security primitive.
No founder allocation.
No investor tranche.
No discretionary treasury.
Utility demand maps to protective activity performed by the network.