Whitepaper
SANITY UNITED MiCA-Compliant Crypto-Asset Whitepaper Utility Token (SUT) – Public Offer in the EU
Issuer: SANITY UNITED ApS Registered address: Njalsgade 21F, 2, 2300 Copenhagen, Denmark Official contact: [email protected] Website: https://sanity.fund Blockchain: Ethereum Token: SANITY Token (Ticker: SUT) Total supply: 1,000,000,000 SUT Document version: 1.0 Publication date: 20 December 2025
1. General Information
This crypto-asset whitepaper (the “Whitepaper”) has been prepared by SANITY UNITED ApS (the “Issuer”) in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 on Markets in Crypto-assets (“MiCA”).
This Whitepaper relates to a utility token intended to provide access to functionalities and services within the Sanity ecosystem. The token does not constitute an asset-referenced token or an e-money token under MiCA.
The Issuer assumes full responsibility for the completeness, fairness, and clarity of the information contained in this Whitepaper. This Whitepaper should be read in full, including the Risk Factors section.
Contact details:
Issuer: SANITY UNITED ApS
Registered address: Njalsgade 21F, 2, 2300 Copenhagen, Denmark
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://sanity.fund
2. Executive Summary
Sanity Fund is a blockchain-based ecosystem designed to provide users with access to digital services, tools, and infrastructure focused on transparency, resilience, and sustainable digital interaction.
The SANITY Token (“SUT”) is designed exclusively as a functional access token within the ecosystem. It enables users to interact with specific platform features and services but does not grant any ownership, profit-sharing, governance, or dividend rights.
Participation in the Sanity ecosystem involves risks. The value of the token may fluctuate, and users may lose part or all of the value paid for the token. No guarantee of availability, usability, or market value is provided.
3. Issuer Information
3.1 Legal Entity
Legal name: SANITY UNITED ApS
Legal form: Danish private limited company (Anpartsselskab, ApS)
Country of incorporation: Denmark
Registered address: Njalsgade 21F, 2, 2300 Copenhagen, Denmark
Official contact: [email protected]
3.2 Business Activity
SANITY UNITED ApS develops and operates digital infrastructure and software solutions related to blockchain-based services. The Issuer is responsible for the development and maintenance of the Sanity ecosystem.
3.3 Management Responsibility
The Issuer’s management is responsible for strategic development of the ecosystem, allocation of operational resources, and compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.
The Issuer does not act as a financial intermediary, investment advisor, or custodian. The Issuer does not hold users’ private keys.
4. Description of the Sanity Project
The Sanity project aims to address structural inefficiencies in digital ecosystems by providing a modular, blockchain-based environment where users can access services in a transparent and decentralised manner.
4.1 Problem Statement
Traditional digital platforms often suffer from:
limited transparency,
centralized control,
restricted user access to core functionalities,
misaligned incentives between users and platform operators.
4.2 Sanity Solution
Sanity introduces an ecosystem where:
access rights are mediated via a utility token,
interactions may be recorded on a public blockchain,
users engage with smart contract-based services,
ecosystem participation is open and permissionless, subject to technical constraints.
4.3 Ecosystem Components
The Sanity ecosystem may include:
user-facing applications,
service modules accessible via token usage,
on-chain smart contracts supporting access logic.
No element of the ecosystem is designed to generate guaranteed returns for token holders.
5. Token Description (Utility Token)
5.1 Token Classification
The SANITY Token (SUT) qualifies as a utility token under MiCA, as it is intended solely to provide access to digital services within the Sanity ecosystem.
5.2 Token Functionality
The token may be used to:
access specific platform features,
interact with smart contract-based services,
enable participation in ecosystem-level functionality.
5.3 Rights and Limitations
The token:
does not represent equity, debt, or ownership in the Issuer,
does not confer voting, dividend, profit, or revenue-sharing rights,
does not constitute a claim against the Issuer,
is not intended as an investment product.
5.4 Blockchain Infrastructure
The token is issued and operates on the Ethereum blockchain using smart contracts. Users are responsible for securing their private keys and wallets.
6. Tokenomics
6.1 Token Supply
The token has a fixed maximum total supply of 1,000,000,000 SUT. No additional tokens may be minted beyond this cap, unless explicitly disclosed in an updated Whitepaper in accordance with MiCA requirements.
6.2 Issuance Mechanism
The token is issued through smart contracts deployed on Ethereum. Token issuance occurs in a transparent and deterministic manner according to predefined contract logic.
There is no staking-based emission or yield mechanism associated with the token at the time of publication.
6.3 Allocation, Vesting, and Release Schedule
The following allocation and release overview is disclosed for transparency:
Category
Allocation %
Amount (SUT)
Lock-up / Vesting
Seed
1%
10,000,000
CL-12, V-12
Private
15%
150,000,000
CL-6, V-12
Public IDO
7%
70,000,000
IDO
Liquidity
5%
50,000,000
For listing
Marketing
5%
50,000,000
20% at TGE, other months - 20%
Team
10%
100,000,000
CL-24, V-24
Community
55%
550,000,000
CL-12, V-50
Airdrop & Bounty
2%
20,000,000
Immediate / as distributed
Indicative pricing, raise amounts, and implied valuations may be used internally for planning and are not a promise of future market value. Any public offering terms will be disclosed in connection with the offer.
6.4 No Buyback or Burn Mechanism
As of the date of this Whitepaper, there is no token buyback or burn mechanism and no commitment to introduce such mechanisms.
7. Use of Funds
Funds received in connection with the public offer of tokens are intended to support the development and operation of the Sanity ecosystem.
Indicative categories of use include:
Technology development: smart contracts, platform infrastructure, testing, audits
Operational costs: personnel, hosting, maintenance
Legal and compliance: regulatory advice, legal documentation, reporting
Business development: partnerships, integrations
Liquidity provisioning and market operations where applicable
Contingency reserves: unforeseen operational or technical needs
The Issuer does not commit to achieving any financial return or value appreciation for token holders through the use of funds.
8. Technology and Security
8.1 Blockchain Infrastructure
The Sanity ecosystem is built on Ethereum. The Issuer does not control the blockchain network and cannot guarantee uninterrupted operation.
8.2 Smart Contracts
Core functionality is implemented through smart contracts, which may be subject to vulnerabilities or errors. While reasonable efforts may be made to test and review smart contracts, no guarantee of error-free code can be provided.
8.3 Wallets and User Responsibility
Users interact via third-party wallets. The Issuer:
does not provide custodial services,
does not control user wallets or private keys,
cannot recover lost tokens.
Loss of private keys may result in permanent loss of access to tokens.
8.4 Cybersecurity
The Issuer implements reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect its infrastructure. However, cybersecurity risks cannot be fully eliminated and may result in service disruption.
9. Governance
9.1 Governance Model
The ecosystem is operated and maintained by the Issuer. At the time of publication, there is no DAO or on-chain governance mechanism.
9.2 Role of Token Holders
Holders of tokens:
do not participate in governance decisions,
do not have voting rights,
do not influence the management or direction of the Issuer.
Any future governance-related features would require an updated Whitepaper and appropriate disclosures under MiCA.
10. Risk Factors
Purchasing or using tokens involves significant risks. Prospective users should carefully consider all risks below before acquiring tokens.
10.1 Risk of Loss of Value
The token may lose part or all of its value. There is no guarantee that the token will maintain any particular price or utility.
10.2 Utility Token Risk
Utility depends on the development, adoption, and continued operation of the ecosystem. If the ecosystem fails to develop or attract users, the token may have limited or no practical use.
10.3 Regulatory Risk
Crypto-asset regulation is evolving in the EU and globally. Changes in laws, regulations, or interpretations may adversely affect the ecosystem or restrict use, transfer, or availability of the token.
10.4 Technology and Smart Contract Risk
Smart contracts may contain vulnerabilities or errors. Exploitation may result in loss of tokens, service disruption, or other adverse effects.
10.5 Blockchain Network Risk
The underlying blockchain may experience congestion, forks, failures, or attacks. The Issuer has no control over the network and cannot mitigate all risks.
10.6 Cybersecurity Risk
The ecosystem and users may be subject to hacking, phishing, malware, or other threats. Users may lose access due to compromised wallets or security breaches.
10.7 Operational Risk
The Issuer may face operational challenges, including technical failures, staff turnover, supplier failure, or resource constraints, impacting the ecosystem.
10.8 Liquidity Risk
There is no guarantee that tokens will be listed or traded on any platform. Lack of liquidity may prevent users from transferring or disposing of tokens.
10.9 No Profit Expectation
Tokens do not provide rights to profits, dividends, or income. Users should not acquire tokens with an expectation of financial return.
11. Legal Notices and Disclaimers
This Whitepaper does not constitute:
an offer of securities or financial instruments,
investment advice,
a recommendation to purchase or sell any asset.
The token is not covered by any investor compensation scheme or deposit guarantee scheme under EU or national law.
The Issuer does not guarantee the availability, continuity, or performance of the ecosystem.
Participation is at the user’s own risk and responsibility.
12. MiCA Compliance Statement
This Whitepaper has been prepared in accordance with MiCA, specifically Title II relating to crypto-assets other than asset-referenced tokens and e-money tokens.
The Issuer commits to:
publishing this Whitepaper prior to any public offer in the European Union,
notifying the competent authority in Denmark,
updating the Whitepaper where required under MiCA,
making the Whitepaper publicly available throughout the duration of the offer.
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