By building on the Solana network, CHR benefits from rapid transaction throughput, low fees, and a highly scalable infrastructure. Freelancers and job providers experience near-instant settlements, minimal costs, and a platform capable of supporting ever-increasing demands, all without compromising on user experience or security.

CHR has a fixed total supply, with a substantial portion initially locked. As users engage with the platform—completing jobs, transferring value, and participating in escrowed transactions—the locked reserve gradually unlocks. In other words, every time CHR tokens move through the ecosystem, they help release a portion of the remaining supply, aligning token distribution directly with real-world usage.

Beyond its role as a medium of exchange, CHR will also serve as the backbone of the platform’s governance model. As the Chores community grows, token holders will gain the ability to propose, discuss, and vote on crucial platform decisions—ranging from feature updates and strategic partnerships to adjustments in fee structures. This decentralization ensures that Chores remains responsive, transparent, and aligned with the interests of its most dedicated participants.

The CHR token’s design encourages meaningful engagement over speculative activity. As token utility increases—through greater transaction volume, more services offered, and ongoing platform improvements—demand for CHR rises, unlocking more of the supply to support growth. This cyclical relationship fosters a stable, thriving ecosystem where user value and token health go hand in hand.