What Are the Key Components of a Well-Defined Token Distribution Strategy? ⎊ Path

What Are the Key Components of a Well-Defined Token Distribution Strategy?

A strong strategy allocates tokens across several categories: the project team, advisors, early investors, the ecosystem/community development fund, and the public sale. It specifies the percentage for each group and the release mechanism, such as vesting schedules.

Transparency in these allocations is vital for trust. The goal is to ensure wide distribution while rewarding key contributors and maintaining network decentralization.

In What Scenarios Might a Short Vesting Period Be Justified?

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

How Does a Cliff Period Protect a Project from Non-Performing Advisors?

How Do Liquidity Pools Factor into the Initial Token Distribution?

Contrast Linear Vesting with Milestone-Based Vesting for DAO Contributors

What Is the Risk of a Highly Centralized Token Distribution?

How Does Vesting of Team Tokens Protect Early ICO Investors?

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