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# 2026-09-02 — Tokenomics live-state verification refinements

This release strengthens the SONIC Tokenomics transparency dashboard without changing the canonical fixed supply or allocation policy.

## Improvements

* unified deployment status, supply and detailed verification around one no-store transparency state;
* added POLICY / RPC / METHODOLOGY / PLANNED provenance labels to supply metrics;
* strengthened production-mint verification to require Token-2022 ownership, 9 decimals, supply within the fixed cap, the full fixed supply minted, and revoked mint authority;
* configured-but-unverified mints remain **CONFIGURED**, never MAINNET VERIFIED;
* stopped reporting planned or unknown locks as verified locked supply;
* added a visible verification-check matrix and manual RPC refresh action;
* added an interactive Token-2022 fee example that can use a verified maximum-fee cap;
* kept Community/Production fee values explicitly post-harvest accounting, not automatic transfer routing;
* added a versioned Community Claim Epoch model with the 2026 epoch remaining draft/inactive;
* added sticky Tokenomics section navigation and refined responsive presentation;
* versioned canonical token policy config as `2026-09-02.1`;
* expanded invariant tests so claims/config version and live-state architecture cannot silently drift.

No production mint, treasury address, Streamflow contract, maximum fee, claim window, or allocation-source mapping is fabricated by this release.


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