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How Does a Token Vesting Schedule Relate to a Lock-up Period?

A token vesting schedule is a mechanism for the gradual release of tokens to team members and early investors, often following an initial lock-up period known as a 'cliff.' The lock-up is the initial time when no tokens are released. The vesting schedule dictates the rate at which the tokens are released after the lock-up, ensuring a measured entry into the circulating supply.

How Does a Token ‘Cliff’ Period Affect the Vesting Schedule?
What Is a “Cliff” in a Token Vesting Schedule?
What Is the Cliff Period in a Typical Vesting Schedule?
How Does a Vesting Cliff Differ from a Linear Vesting Schedule?