A lot has happened on the PARK side over the past few months — and rather than piece it together from separate announcements, EarnPark hosted an X Space to walk through all of it in one place. The 8Blocks tokenomics audit is published, the whitepaper has been updated with the EarnPark on-chain protocol, the listing exchange is confirmed, and the final on-platform tier opens June 2nd.
Vera Iurkova, Brand Communications and Community Lead at EarnPark, hosted the Space alongside Kristina Kozhukhova, Business Development and Growth Lead, who walked through the numbers and the mechanics. Here's the full breakdown.
Where does the PARK Sale stand right now, and what's the timeline to TGE?
Tier 6 opens on June 2nd — that's the last on-platform tier, meaning the last allocation window that runs through the EarnPark platform before TGE and public listing. Once Tier 6 closes, PARK will only be available via secondary market trading after listing.
Across five tiers completed so far, the sale has raised approximately $1.9 million. Community allocation — 400 million PARK, or 40% of total supply — remains the largest single bucket. Seed contributors have zero TGE unlock; their vesting begins after the community allocation starts moving.
On listing: PARK launches in June. CEX first, then DEX. On the DEX side, PARK is going to Uniswap. On the CEX side, the venue is confirmed and under NDA — it will be announced through official channels as soon as possible. What's worth saying clearly: the first listing will not be on a Tier 1 CEX. Tier 1 exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and OKX reward projects that arrive with established on-chain metrics — real trading volume, real holder distribution, and real liquidity depth. Those aren't things you bring to a Tier 1 listing. They're things you build first, and then Tier 1 comes to you. The plan is to launch on a credible CEX with the right pairs and the right user base, build those metrics post-TGE, and move up from there.
The whitepaper now lists BNB Smart Chain instead of Arbitrum. Why the change?
Two reasons. First, fees. BNB Smart Chain fees are a fraction of what users pay on Arbitrum at peak. For a token that's going to be actively traded by retail participants, gas costs matter. The goal is for people to swap, stake, claim, and move PARK around without thinking twice about whether the transaction is worth it.
Second, accessibility. The retail audience EarnPark is serving is already on BSC — wallets are configured, users have BNB for gas, and the chain is familiar. Lower friction means more participation from day one.
PARK is also launching a single-chain by design. When a token launches on three chains simultaneously, liquidity fragments, price discovery becomes noisy, and arbitrage dynamics get complicated. A single-chain launch means one liquidity pool, one price, clean discovery. Bridges come later when there's a genuine reason for them. The updated whitepaper covers the full rationale — link in the recap.
TGE moved later than some earlier projections. What's the honest explanation?
Two things, plainly.
First, time creates leverage. More runway before TGE means more marketing reach at launch, more partnerships closed, more KOL activations, and more CEX conversations advanced to completion. The extra time is being used to strengthen the foundation around the launch — partnerships, integrations, and platform readiness — rather than to push out a token against thin operational groundwork.
Second, market conditions. Current conditions reward projects with thorough preparation. Waiting for better market alignment is a form of operational risk management — and from the BD side, every additional week of preparation translates into stronger launch fundamentals: better partnerships at TGE, better platform integrations, more complete infrastructure.
What did the 8Blocks tokenomics audit cover, and what were the main findings?
8Blocks reviewed the full vesting schedule, ran circulating supply modelling under multiple scenarios, examined unlock mechanics, and stress-tested the staggered per-tier unlock structure against the older simultaneous-unlock design from earlier versions of the tokenomics.
The headline finding: the staggered structure reduces early circulating supply concentration by approximately 3x compared to the previous design. That's the single most important structural change in the updated tokenomics — the supply released in week one is materially smaller than it would have been under the prior model.
A few specifics worth restating. Team and core contributors have zero initial unlock at TGE — vesting starts at week 49. There is no team or core contributor allocation in circulation at launch. The early-contributor unlock cadence flattens significantly after week 21. And on liquidity: 6% of total supply — 60 million PARK — is allocated to the launch liquidity pool at TGE. This is liquidity for trading, not backing of token value. The full audit report is available here.
What is the EarnPark On-Chain Protocol, and how does it connect to PARK?
The on-chain protocol is the infrastructure layer being built on top of the current EarnPark platform — the same layer that yield strategies will run on going forward. The updated whitepaper covering the full architecture is live now.
The short version of how it works: one underlying asset, one wrapper, many strategies. For each asset — USDT, for example — the protocol issues a freely transferable wrapper token, fully backed one-to-one by reserves. That wrapper functions as a transport layer rather than a yield-bearing asset itself. Reserve yield accrues to the protocol as a separate revenue stream.
On compliance: AML enforcement happens at the boundary — at mint and cash-out — not on every secondary transfer. That keeps the asset fully usable on-chain while maintaining a clean compliance perimeter.
PARK token integration into the on-chain layer is the phase that follows protocol launch. The architecture is published now; the PARK-specific mechanics get added once the protocol is live. The whitepaper includes the full economic model, risk framework, and go-to-market — link is in the recap.
Where does the smart contract audit stand?
The smart contract audit is in its final stages with CertiK — the most prominent auditor in the space. That's the audit that gates the token contract going live. The report is expected to be published shortly, and once it's done, PARK is operationally ready for TGE.
To summarise where things stand going into launch: tokenomics audit done, protocol whitepaper published, smart contract audit nearly complete, LP funded, CEX listing confirmed.
What are the options for getting into Tier 6, and what happens between now and TGE?
Tier 6 opens June 2nd. For anyone who hasn't entered yet, there's also an option to secure a Tier 6 allocation early through the Token Sale DeFi strategies, available for USDT, Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH).
The mechanics work in three steps. First, deposit USDT, BTC, or ETH into the strategy — the balance compounds at 50% APY while you wait, so capital isn't sitting idle. Then, once Tier 6 opens, the full balance — initial deposit plus accumulated yield — automatically converts to PARK at the $0.020 Tier 6 price. The conversion is automatic, the price is locked in today, and no timing decision is needed on the conversion. It's the most capital-efficient path into Tier 6 for anyone who isn't in yet.
After Tier 6 closes: TGE in June, CEX listing in June, DEX listing on Uniswap shortly after.
The PARK sale is in its final stretch, and the pieces coming into TGE — audited tokenomics, a funded liquidity pool, a confirmed CEX listing, and a published on-chain protocol — reflect a deliberate, methodical approach to launching the PARK utility token and the underlying EarnPark platform. For anyone exploring the EarnPark ecosystem and still evaluating their position, Tier 6 is the last on-platform entry point before PARK becomes available on secondary markets.
Stay close to EarnPark's official channels for the CEX announcement and listing date — those will move fast when they drop.
Token prices are volatile and may fall to zero. PARK is not an investment.
This is not financial advice.
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