Glossary

Definitions of key technical and token terms used in the TRAG.AI whitepaper

This glossary defines the core terms used throughout the TRAG.AI whitepaper. Contract-related definitions are based on the facts of the TRAGCoin BEP-20 contract deployed on BNB Smart Chain and verified on BscScan.

TRAG Coin
The BEP-20 utility token of the TRAG.AI ecosystem. In the contract, the name is TRAG Coin, the symbol is TRAG, decimals is 6, and totalSupply is 100 billion. It is deployed on BNB Smart Chain with its source code verified on BscScan.
BEP-20
The token standard of BNB Smart Chain, defining an interface (transfer, approve, balanceOf, and so on) compatible with Ethereum ERC-20. TRAG Coin follows this standard.
BNB Smart Chain
A high-speed, low-cost blockchain network compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It is the mainnet on which the TRAGCoin contract is deployed.
RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
Short for Retrieval-Augmented Generation, a technique that retrieves external knowledge sources and combines the results into a language model’s response generation. It is used to reduce hallucination by grounding the model in reference data.
totalSupply
The total amount of tokens that exist in the contract. TRAGCoin starts at 100 billion, and because the contract has no additional mint function, it can only decrease monotonically through burning.
Burn
The action of permanently removing tokens from totalSupply. TRAGCoin’s burn() function is restricted by onlyOwner so that only the contract owner can call it, and every burn can be verified on BscScan as a Transfer event sent to address(0).
onlyOwner
An access-control modifier that restricts calls to the contract’s owner address only. In TRAGCoin it is applied to privileged functions such as burn() and transferOwnership().
Buyback & Burn
A tokenomics policy of purchasing tokens on the market with a portion of platform revenue and then burning them via the burn() function. It is intended to create a deflationary effect through supply reduction. The token price is determined by market supply and demand and is not guaranteed.
Multisig / Safe
A multi-signature (Multisig) wallet that requires the approval of multiple signers to move assets. TRAG.AI’s operational wallets run on the Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe) v1.4.1 contract, and the current threshold is 3.
Vesting
A method of unlocking tokens gradually over a defined period rather than distributing them all at once. The TRAGCoin contract itself has no vesting logic; it is enforced through operational policy and separate lock wallets.
BscScan
The blockchain explorer for BNB Smart Chain. Anyone can look up and verify contract source code, token information, and all transactions and wallet balances.
KYC / AML
KYC (Know Your Customer) means customer identity verification, and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) means anti-money laundering. These are identity-verification and transaction-monitoring procedures for regulatory compliance.
Gas
The fee required to execute a transaction on a blockchain. On BNB Smart Chain it is paid in BNB, and transferring TRAG tokens incurs only the network gas fee, with no separate token fee.
EIP-7702
An Ethereum standard that lets an externally owned account (EOA) delegate smart-account functionality. The current owner address of the TRAGCoin contract is operated in this manner.