One of the unique aspects of $ORB lies in its fixed issuance model: each verified human is granted 1,000 $ORB once, and only once. This means the total supply of $ORB is directly tied to the number of verified humans. Unlike $WLD, which expands its supply monthly through human verification and grants, $ORB does not inflate over time. Its issuance is capped to a finite, predictable limit—humanity itself.
In my view, this makes $ORB not just non-inflationary, but a form of human-backed scarcity. As the world’s population grows, the total $ORB supply increases proportionally, but
only at the rate of new human verifications, ensuring organic and controlled growth. This positions $ORB as a digital asset uniquely tied to humanity's expansion, avoiding the pitfalls of uncontrolled inflation seen in other token economies.
While $WLD serves ongoing utility and engagement, $ORB reflects a more fixed, equitable distribution—a true embodiment of "one person, one allocation."
