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Token Path and Distribution Logic

The $DIM Token is currently envisioned as a later-stage ecosystem component rather than a day-one asset.

The current intended framework includes:

  • token introduction during Epoch 5
  • user snapshot mechanisms prior to distribution
  • airdrop eligibility linked to user activity and DIM Credits
  • claim-based distribution mechanics
  • a phased release structure rather than a fully immediate unlock

At the current conceptual stage, token allocation is expected to be influenced by:

  • accumulated DIM Credits
  • user participation level
  • progression history
  • referral contribution
  • entry timing based on epoch of access

This implies that the relationship between DIM Credits and eventual token allocation is expected to be variable rather than fixed, with earlier and more active participation likely receiving differentiated weight within the final framework.

A phased claim model is currently under consideration, potentially including:

  • an initial claimable allocation at token launch
  • a second release window after a defined interval
  • a final release window thereafter

This approach is intended to balance early reward recognition with longer-term ecosystem stability.

Long-Term Ecosystem Vision​

The long-term goal of The Great Heist is not limited to a single Telegram Mini App or a single token event.

Its intended destination is a broader ecosystem built around:

  • multiple connected games
  • real token utility
  • marketplace functionality
  • social and competitive participation layers
  • a Telegram-native gaming network
  • an expandable framework for community-driven digital value

In this context, The Great Heist is designed as the first operational layer of a broader system: one in which gameplay serves as onboarding, progression creates identity, and identity becomes the basis for durable ecosystem participation.