Knowledge Notes | Token Allocation
① Token allocation refers to which parties receive the total supply and how much each receives. Common recipients include the team, investors, the foundation or treasury, ecosystem incentives, and airdrops.
② Allocation tables are usually published alongside a vesting schedule: even for tokens allocated to the team, a one-year lock-up is very different from no lock-up.
③ An allocation table only explains how tokens are distributed; it cannot by itself indicate whether a project is good or bad. You also need to look at the product and revenue.
$ARB 0.1951（-0.31%）
① Token allocation refers to which parties receive the total supply and how much each receives. Common recipients include the team, investors, the foundation or treasury, ecosystem incentives, and airdrops.
② Allocation tables are usually published alongside a vesting schedule: even for tokens allocated to the team, a one-year lock-up is very different from no lock-up.
③ An allocation table only explains how tokens are distributed; it cannot by itself indicate whether a project is good or bad. You also need to look at the product and revenue.
$ARB 0.1951（-0.31%）