PALI Token - Palliora

PALI is Palliora’s native token. It pays for private computation, secures the Guardian network and the coordination ledger, and gives every role a financial reason to follow the rules.

What PALI is used for

Use	How
Paying for computation	Compute Contract fees are settled in PALI on the network. End users of products built on Palliora don’t need to hold it. See Fees and incentives.
Staking	Guardians and validators stake PALI as collateral. Misbehavior can be slashed.
Rewards	Guardians, compute nodes, verifiers and validators earn PALI for their work.
Product fees	Customers of Palliora DeFi and Palliora AI pay in fiat or stablecoins. PALI works in the background to settle the computation underneath.
Governance

Testnet PALI

PALI on Manas is a testnet token with no value. Claim it from the faucet, see Get test tokens. The SDK uses 18 decimals: tokenToBigint("100") turns 100 PALI into on-chain units. The CLI takes whole numbers in milliPALI, so --amount 1000000 means 1,000 PALI.