Sentient releases tokenomics: community activities and airdrops account for 44%
PANews reported on January 16 that the open-source AI platform Sentient has released an overview of its tokenomics. The total supply of SENT tokens is 34,359,738,368, with the initial allocation divided by percentage of total supply as follows: community allocation accounts for 65.55% (of which community activities and airdrops account for 44.0%, ecosystem and R&D account for 19.55%, and public sale accounts for 2.0%), team allocation is 22.0%, and investors account for 12.45%. For the community incentives and airdrop portion, 30% will be unlocked at TGE, with the remaining 70% released linearly over four years.
The early circulating supply will mainly consist of allocations to the community, ecosystem, and public sale, while allocations to the team and investors will be unlocked later and vested gradually over several years. The annual emission rate is set at 2%, which will be emitted to a dedicated community emission pool. This pool is part of a broader community initiative and airdrop distribution system, used to reward users participating in the GRID project or protocol incentive programs throughout the year. At the end of the year, any unused amount in the emission pool will be locked and 2% of funds will be reallocated for the following year.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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