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• TermMax officially announced that the TGE time for TMX is August 25, 2026. The total supply is 1 billion tokens. Rewards corresponding to the three types of points—XP/AP/MP—can be claimed after the TGE. The specific allocation, vesting/lock-up, and staking details will be released in advance
This wave of actions before the TGE was indeed something the team had prepared for.
As seen on the Arkham on-chain data, around August 15, the multisig wallet moved out TMX in three separate transactions. The community largely aligns on the consensus here—these three transactions correspond to three independent reward pools: XP / AP / MP 👇
📦 Amounts of the three pools
1. XP pool: 20,000,000 TMX (2%)
2. AP pool: 10,000,000 TMX (1%)
3. MP pool: 8,000,000 TMX (0.8%)
🧠 Why are these three numbers? The community’s logic is as follows
• 20M for XP: Deposits, lending, and holding contribute the most, with the greatest long-term capital staying parked—so its weighting is naturally the highest
• 10M for AP: Alpha market trading volume, options, and engagement—this one looks at the scale of trading
• 8M for MP: The “talk-and-pull” pool—relatively generous
In fact, this allocation ratio matches the latest hints released by the official side: the total airdrop share increased from 6% to 15%, with XP/AP/MP being allocated along three separate lines.
💰 Roughly how much could it be worth
Before the market opens, on Aspecta, FDV climbed from 153 million to 179 million. The mainstream market expectation is that the TMX unit price will fall in the 0.15–0.20 U range.
Let’s make a rough calculation for the MP pool: assuming 8M total supply, the top 1,000 accounts holding MP would sum to about 139 million. Then every 100,000 MP ≈ 5,700–5,800 TMX, which corresponds to 850–1,150 U. After accounting for bot-sybil cleanup and dilution in the tail, it’s more realistic that the middle tiers actually receive around 400–800 U.
• TermMax officially announced that the TGE time for TMX is August 25, 2026. The total supply is 1 billion tokens. Rewards corresponding to the three types of points—XP/AP/MP—can be claimed after the TGE. The specific allocation, vesting/lock-up, and staking details will be released in advance
This wave of actions before the TGE was indeed something the team had prepared for.
As seen on the Arkham on-chain data, around August 15, the multisig wallet moved out TMX in three separate transactions. The community largely aligns on the consensus here—these three transactions correspond to three independent reward pools: XP / AP / MP 👇
📦 Amounts of the three pools
1. XP pool: 20,000,000 TMX (2%)
2. AP pool: 10,000,000 TMX (1%)
3. MP pool: 8,000,000 TMX (0.8%)
🧠 Why are these three numbers? The community’s logic is as follows
• 20M for XP: Deposits, lending, and holding contribute the most, with the greatest long-term capital staying parked—so its weighting is naturally the highest
• 10M for AP: Alpha market trading volume, options, and engagement—this one looks at the scale of trading
• 8M for MP: The “talk-and-pull” pool—relatively generous
In fact, this allocation ratio matches the latest hints released by the official side: the total airdrop share increased from 6% to 15%, with XP/AP/MP being allocated along three separate lines.
💰 Roughly how much could it be worth
Before the market opens, on Aspecta, FDV climbed from 153 million to 179 million. The mainstream market expectation is that the TMX unit price will fall in the 0.15–0.20 U range.
Let’s make a rough calculation for the MP pool: assuming 8M total supply, the top 1,000 accounts holding MP would sum to about 139 million. Then every 100,000 MP ≈ 5,700–5,800 TMX, which corresponds to 850–1,150 U. After accounting for bot-sybil cleanup and dilution in the tail, it’s more realistic that the middle tiers actually receive around 400–800 U.