Audiera 

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What is the Audiera (BEAT) token?

Audiera is a Web3 "Play, Dance & Earn" entertainment platform on BNB Chain, built as the on-chain successor to the Audition dance franchise. Audiera combines rhythm gaming, AI-powered music creation, and NFT avatar customization with an agent-native economy where autonomous AI idols Kira and Ray act as economic participants alongside humans. BEAT is the BEP-20 utility and governance token (contract 0xcf32…3e36). Delivery spans a mobile rhythm game, a Telegram mini-game, and optional smart dance-mat hardware.

What is the BEAT token used for?

BEAT powers in-game utility, player rewards, governance voting, and AI-agent payment services across the Audiera platform. BEAT also drives a deflationary buyback-and-burn model — platform revenue funds weekly buybacks that permanently remove tokens from circulating supply. Early-2026 reports cite over 3.55M BEAT burned, though that figure is single-sourced and should be verified against project disclosures. Governance and AI-payment utility tie token demand to active platform usage rather than speculation alone.

What is BEAT's total supply and token allocation?

BEAT has a fixed maximum and total supply of 1,000,000,000 BEAT, both capped at launch with no further minting. The allocation splits across eight categories: Community 40%, Foundation 15%, Advisors & Angels 13.07%, Marketing & Operations 10%, Team 8%, Early Users Airdrop 7.93%, Liquidity 4%, and Further Users Airdrop 2%. Roughly 59.9% of supply is community-directed across the Community, Marketing, and airdrop buckets. No ICO or public-sale price was disclosed.

What does Audiera's BEAT vesting schedule mean for investors?

Audiera held its TGE on 2025-11-01, unlocking roughly 14% of max supply at launch — Early Users Airdrop (7.93%), Liquidity (4%), Marketing (1%), and Foundation (1%). Per DropsTab vesting data, BEAT has 189 scheduled unlocks running through December 2029 across eight allocations. Large allocations — Community 40%, Foundation 15%, Advisors 13.07% — vest gradually, creating recurring monthly sell-pressure overhang. Mid-to-late 2026 monthly unlocks fall in the ~1.1%–2.2% of total supply range, material relative to circulating float.

When do BEAT's largest token unlocks happen?

Audiera's emission is front-loaded, with reported ~34.65% of supply released in Year 1 and the remaining ~65.35% spread across the following four years through 2029 (single-source aggregator figure — treat as indicative). The key dates to monitor are the post-cliff step-ups for the Team (8%) and Advisors & Angels (13.07%) allocations, which carry extended cliffs to limit early sell pressure. Insider unlock concentration means these cliff expiries mark the highest-risk windows for BEAT holders.

Who funded Audiera and how much did the project raise?

Audiera's fundraising details have not been publicly announced. No funding rounds, raise amounts, or named VC and strategic backers were found across primary or aggregator sources, and the DropsTab Funding tab records no rounds. The Audiera token model relies on airdrops, liquidity provisioning, and platform-revenue-funded buybacks rather than a disclosed private or seed raise. The "Advisors & Angels" allocation of 13.07% implies angel participation, but no amounts, valuations, or investor names are disclosed — concentration cannot be assessed from public data.

What did Audiera's airdrop distribute at launch?

Audiera distributed two airdrop allocations at its 2025-11-01 TGE: an Early Users Airdrop of 7.93% of supply (79.3M BEAT) unlocked at launch, plus a Further Users Airdrop of 2% (20M BEAT) vesting later. The launch coincided with exchange debuts including a KuCoin "World Premiere" listing, followed by MEXC, Gate, and BingX in the same window. Audiera also runs recurring rhythm-battle competitions with a reported weekly prize pool alongside the ongoing buyback-and-burn program.

Where can I buy Audiera (BEAT)?

BEAT trades on four-plus centralized spot venues — Gate, KuCoin, MEXC, and BingX — all on the BEAT/USDT pair (per DropsTab Exchanges data). Gate is cited as the most active spot venue. BEAT shows CEX-only spot presence with no decentralized exchange (DEX) pair surfaced, so liquidity concentrates in a single trading pair across mid-tier centralized exchanges. Depth and slippage therefore depend on a small set of venues. Derivatives BEAT-USDT markets are also referenced on larger platforms.