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What Is a Common Lock-up Period for a Project’s Core Team Tokens?

A common lock-up period for a project's core team tokens is typically one to two years, often followed by a gradual vesting schedule over another one to three years. This duration is considered standard because it aligns the team's financial incentives with the project's long-term success.

It ensures the team is committed to delivering the product roadmap well beyond the initial launch excitement.

How Does a ‘Cliff’ Mechanism Work in a Vesting Schedule?
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