How Does the Concept of ‘Vesting’ Relate to Token Supply and Potential Future ‘Burns’?

Vesting schedules restrict the sale of newly issued tokens for a period, preventing immediate supply shock. When vested tokens are released, they increase the circulating supply.

A future token burn could be used to counteract this inflationary pressure from vesting, maintaining a balance between rewarding early participants and controlling market supply.

What Is a ‘Cliff’ in a Vesting Schedule?
What Is the Difference between a ‘Deflationary’ and an ‘Inflationary’ Token Model?
How Does the Token Release Schedule Impact Market Supply?
How Can Inflationary Token Models Be Used to Bootstrap Initial Liquidity for a Derivatives Platform?
How Does a Token ‘Burn’ Mechanism Counteract the Inflationary Effect of Vesting?
How Can a Protocol Use Deflationary Mechanisms (Like Token Burns) to Counteract Inflation?
How Does a Token Burn Mechanism Counteract the Effects of a Large Supply Release?
What Is the Concept of Token Burn and How Is It Used to Manage Token Value?

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