EasyMoon is a cryptocurrency project that launched via 42 weekly airdrops to engaged followers. The project is built on the Radix network and has a total supply of 42 billion $EMOON tokens. The tokens were distributed for free in a weekly giveaway that lasted for 42 weeks until the launch of Babylon.
Weekly Giveaway
To participate in the giveaway, users had to install the Radix Desktop wallet and stake a minimum of 1000 $XRD. Wallets that did not meet this requirement were not eligible for the giveaway. Every Monday (UTC), participants had to send 1 $XRD to the specified airdrop address. Free tokens were sent out within the next day.
Tokenomics
EasyMoon has a total supply of 42,000,000,000 tokens. 60% of the tokens were distributed for free in the weekly giveaway. 15% of the tokens were used for marketing and giveaways, 15% went to liquidity pools like OCISWAP and other DEXes and exchanges, and 10% went go to the founders of the project for further development.
$EMOON tokens can be purchased on Ociswap.
Criticisms
EasyMoon has been criticized for relying on hype and FOMO to drive demand for the tokens. Others have questioned the sustainability of the project, as it relies heavily on the popularity of the Radix network. Additionally, the fact that the tokens are distributed for free has led to concerns about the fairness of the giveaway and the potential for manipulation.
Despite these criticisms, EasyMoon remains a popular project among cryptocurrency enthusiasts, particularly those who believe in its potential for growth.
Website (30 July 2026): easymoon.io has no DNS record at all. An unregistered domain can be bought by anyone – four defunct Radix projects' domains have already been re-registered as unrelated landing pages – so the link has been removed from this page's facts table.
Two resources carry this name
Anyone buying $EMOON
has to choose between two tokens. The Radix ledger holds two distinct fungible resources both named EasyMoon, both giving easymoon.io as their info_url, and Ociswap lists both. Read pinned at state version 557,840,622, a position recorded during the network halt of 31 August 2026 and five states short of the ledger’s own last pre-halt state, 557,840,627:
| Resource | Symbol | Minted | Burned | Supply | Ociswap listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
resource_rdx1t5y9qggzzsrxj05veq3uy2er3wtctp8hwqw0dvgaxkve2elpqk290u | EMOON | 42,000,000,000 | 24,118,667.96 | 41,975,881,332.04 | emoon1, 12 January 2024 |
resource_rdx1t5jt96k2ywxq36qt6sdsjfsrq8nchgruhtzq35p8haxte8xwmw2c4r | emoon | 42,000,000,000 | 0 | 42,000,000,000 | emoon, 3 October 2023 |
Both were minted at exactly forty-two billion, which is the figure this page has always quoted, and the two have diverged since. The first is the resource this page identifies in its facts table. Its minter role is set to DenyAll and its burner role to AllowAll, so no more can be created and anyone holding the token can destroy their own: 24,118,667.96 have been burned that way. The second has DenyAll on minter and burner alike and no owner rule at all, so its forty-two billion is frozen exactly where it was issued and nothing about the resource can be changed again.
The ledger records what each resource is, not which one the project intended people to hold, and nothing published by EasyMoon settles that: easymoon.io, named by both resources and by the icon each one points at, has had no DNS record since at least 30 July 2026, so neither icon renders and the info_url on both leads nowhere. A reader who wants the token this page describes should match the resource address rather than the symbol, which is not unique.