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How Does Token Lock-up Differ from a Vesting Schedule?

Token lock-up is a general term for restricting the transferability of tokens for a set period. Vesting is a specific type of lock-up that releases tokens incrementally over time, often tied to performance or time milestones.

A simple lock-up may release all tokens at once at the end of the period, while vesting provides a smoother release.

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