How Does Sinbad Network Manage SNBD Supply and Token Burns? Tokenomics shows how a crypto project may behave over time. It covers how many tokens exist, who holds them and what happens to sup
Tokenomics shows how a crypto project may behave over time. It covers how many tokens exist, who holds them and what happens to supply later. Many mobile mining apps skip these details. Sinbad Network publishes them.
This guide covers Sinbad Network tokenomics with a focus on the SNBD token. Every fact comes from the project’s official tokens, mining and burn pages. Planned features are marked as planned.
Key Takeaways
SNBD has a fixed supply of 500 billion tokens on BNB Chain, and 20% is set aside for mining and user rewards.
Mining rewards halve when participation grows, not on a calendar date.
Six burn sources lower supply through the contract’s burn() function, and anyone can check them on BscScan.
Sinbad Network calls itself a community-driven, multi-chain Web3 ecosystem. It combines mobile mining, blockchain games, NFTs and an integrated exchange, and it runs on BNB Chain and Base. The company behind it, Sinbad Network LLC, is registered in the United States.
Here is how it works in practice. Mining has been live since 2025. A user signs in with an email, so there is no seed phrase and no hardware to buy. Sessions are short, and they stop when the app closes. The project describes mining as the way people get onboarded, not as the main product.
Source: official website.
The site says each of its three tokens does one specific job. That makes the supply and split of each token important.
Token
Network
Supply
Role
SNBD
BNB Chain
500,000,000,000
Mining rewards
C-GEM
BNB Chain
70,000,000
Premium flagship asset
SSA
Base
990,000,000
Community utility
The tokens page also states that no token is sold by the team to retail. That is the project’s own claim, and it is not independently checked.
SNBD is the primary utility and value token of the ecosystem. It supports mining rewards, ecosystem participation and governance. It is also meant to become the native token of the future Sinbad Exchange.
Detail
Info
Standard
BEP-20
Network
BNB Smart Chain
Total supply
500,000,000,000
Status
Live
Contract
0xB13463f0f34BB6F8538ceC30563B4E1F4a6418cF
The number looks huge, but a big supply says little by itself. What matters is how much is set aside for users and how it is released.
The site lists the supply as fixed at 500 billion. Since the token has 11 zeros, it helps to see the share each group gets in real terms.
Group
Share
Tokens (calculated)
Mining and user rewards
20%
100 billion
Liquidity and exchange infrastructure
25%
125 billion
Gaming ecosystem reserve
25%
125 billion
Team
10%
50 billion
Research and marketing
10%
50 billion
Reserve and locked funds
10%
50 billion
Source: SNBD tokenomics.
The token counts in the third column are calculated for this article. The project lists only percentages.
Three things stand out. First, half of the supply sits in liquidity and the gaming reserve. Second, the team holds 10%, or 50 billion tokens. Third, the pages reviewed show no vesting schedule or lock period for any group, so that is worth checking in the whitepaper.
Many projects halve rewards on a fixed date. Sinbad Network halving works differently. The mining page describes it as threshold-based, not time-based, meaning rewards drop as ecosystem participation grows.
Phase
Stage
Base rate
1
Early participation
×1.00
2
First halving
×0.50
3
Second halving
×0.25
The model applies to both SNBD and C-GEM. Streaks and referrals still stack on top of the base rate. The site does not publish the participation level that triggers each halving, and it says rates may be adjusted dynamically.
SNBD is intended to be the main governance asset of a future Sinbad DAO. Holders may be able to lock tokens for set periods, vote and possibly earn staking incentives. The site says staking is not available yet and that its mechanics will be announced later.
The project calls its burn program “deflationary by design.” The burn page lists six sources.
Source
How supply is reduced
Native contract burns
Direct use of the burn() function
Exchange fee burns
Part of Sinbadex transaction fees
Marketplace fee burns
Part of P2P marketplace fees
Gaming-related burns
Token spending in the gaming ecosystem
Governance-approved burns
Community proposals approved before distribution
Community burn initiatives
Voluntary burns, active during campaigns
The program is listed as active since 2026 Q2. Note that the exchange and marketplace sources depend on products the project describes as upcoming.
Every burn runs through the contract’s burn() function. It lowers the token’s totalSupply directly. The official page says this is not a dead-wallet send.
Anyone can burn voluntarily:
Hold the token → Call burn(amount) on the contract → Confirm the transaction
The burn appears on the token’s explorer page within one block confirmation. Readers can check it themselves on BscScan using the official SNBD contract address above. The team also reserves the right to coordinate seasonal burn events with community input.
Three forces act on the supply together. Mining releases tokens from the 20% reward pool. Halving slows that release as participation grows. Burns remove tokens from total supply.
The burn page says the goal is to reduce circulating supply over time. The pages reviewed, however, show no total burned figure, so the real effect cannot be measured from them. Readers can read the contract page on BscScan for the current numbers.
C-GEM is the premium flagship asset, with a limited supply of 70 million tokens. It is used for in-game currency and tournament rewards.
Group
Share
Mining rewards
10%
Exchange liquidity
10%
Team
10%
Research and marketing
5%
Locked reserve
65%
The mining reward budget is capped at 7 million tokens. Once it is fully given out, C-GEM mining ends for good. The 65% locked reserve can be released only through community governance proposals. Those can cover liquidity, rewards, burns, longer locks or development.
What to Check Before Relying on the Numbers
Contract addresses. Match the address in the app or any post with the one on the official website.
Transfer rates. The first-phase on-chain transfer rates are 5% for SNBD and 25% for C-GEM after KYC. The site says they are variable.
Product timing. Staking, Sinbadex and the P2P marketplace are described as future features.
Allocation changes. Check the whitepaper for any right to revise allocations.
Sinbad Network tokenomics are more detailed than most mobile mining projects. SNBD has a fixed 500 billion supply, a clear allocation, a participation-based halving and a burn system that can be checked on-chain.
Some parts are still open. Vesting terms, halving thresholds and total burned amounts are not on the pages reviewed. Readers should check the whitepaper and the BscScan contract page before relying on any number here.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial, investment, or legal advice. Facts come from the official Sinbad Network website, as seen on the date of writing. Planned features may change or may not launch. Crypto carries real risks, including loss of funds. Readers should do their own research before acting.
