How Does a Project’s Treasury Fund Vesting Schedule Differ from the Team’s?

The treasury fund's schedule is often structured to release funds based on project milestones (e.g. mainnet launch, feature completion) rather than a simple time-based schedule. This ensures funds are only released when needed and when the team delivers.

The team's vesting is purely time-based to ensure commitment, while the treasury's is often performance-based to ensure prudent spending.

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