ARMCP Token is described by the Armenian Crypto Project as a Solana SPL utility token. This page was prepared by the ARMCP Team from project materials and is therefore first-party documentation, not independent reporting. A ledger format makes that relationship visible while giving each statement a narrow, testable scope.
1 · Token identity
Published source factSymbol ARMCP; Solana SPL; eight decimals; exact mint shown below.
Evidence boundaryA matching mint identifies the specific token. It does not prove ownership, liquidity, circulating supply, wallet control or the legitimacy of a third-party market.
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2 · Stated supply
Published source factThe profile states a total of 21,000,000 ARMCP.
Evidence boundaryA stated total is not a dated circulating-supply figure. Mint authority, current minted amount, burns, locks and circulation methodology are different questions.
3 · Allocation arithmetic
Published source factReserve 60% or 12,600,000; investors 15% or 3,150,000; marketing 10% or 2,100,000; DEX liquidity 10% or 2,100,000; airdrops and rewards 5% or 1,050,000. Both columns reconcile to their stated totals.
Evidence boundaryInternal arithmetic does not prove present wallet balances, custody, locks, vesting, distribution dates, unlocked supply or market depth. Those require wallet- and time-specific evidence.
4 · Intended utility
Published source factARMCP is intended for utility within supported ARMCP features and participating products. The wider portal describes crypto information, market data, social features, functions, tools and games.
Evidence boundary“Supported” and “participating” should remain attributed and conditional. They do not mean universal acceptance, guaranteed adoption, an exchange listing, demand, liquidity, price performance or future returns.
5 · Authorship
Published source factThis ledger is an ARMCP Team publication and uses an ARMCP brand asset supplied with the project materials.
Evidence boundaryClear authorship shows who made the statement. It does not turn a first-party statement into an independent audit, endorsement or validation of external conditions.