FOGO this project recently released the tokenomics details, let's analyze the data.
**Total Supply and Current Status** Total token supply is 2 billion. On launch day, 779.2 million were unlocked, which at the current price amounts to a market cap of around 46 million. From this perspective, it's quite interesting — at least according to conventional logic, there is room for several times increase.
**Token Distribution Breakdown** The official distribution plan is as follows: 16.68% for the community (including Prime sales and airdrops through a major exchange), 12.06% for institutional investors, 34% for core contributors (the largest share), 21.76% for the foundation, 7% for advisors, 6.5% reserved for liquidity, and 2% already burned.
**Unlock Schedule is Crucial** More importantly, the unlock timetable. When the network launched on January 13, 38.98% of the tokens were unlocked at once — this includes the airdropped tokens that can be traded directly, the foundation's operational funds, and the core contributors' vested shares released in phases.
Specifically, the distribution shows: about one-third of the unlocked tokens go to the foundation, core contributors hold 34% but are locked for four years, institutional investors account for 8.77%, advisors 7%, and the community portion is 11.25%. Under this structure, early liquidity is actually limited, which also explains why the current market cap remains relatively small.
The key will be the subsequent unlock curve and market acceptance.
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FarmHopper
· 7h ago
Core contributors lock in for four years? This approach is really solid, but it also means the selling pressure will have to wait in line.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 13h ago
Core contributors lock in for four years? That shows how much confidence they have in this project. I'm a bit skeptical.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 13h ago
The core contributor locking for four years is really ruthless; early liquidity was indeed tightly locked.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 13h ago
Core contributors lock in for four years? This trick sounds a bit familiar to me.
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RektButStillHere
· 13h ago
Oh wow, core contributors are locked in for four years? That requires a lot of trust. I'm a bit skeptical.
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HashRateHustler
· 13h ago
Core contributors lock in for four years? That's a bit harsh, but it can stabilize the price.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 14h ago
Core contributors are locked in for four years. Are they aiming for stability or trying to run away?
FOGO this project recently released the tokenomics details, let's analyze the data.
**Total Supply and Current Status**
Total token supply is 2 billion. On launch day, 779.2 million were unlocked, which at the current price amounts to a market cap of around 46 million. From this perspective, it's quite interesting — at least according to conventional logic, there is room for several times increase.
**Token Distribution Breakdown**
The official distribution plan is as follows: 16.68% for the community (including Prime sales and airdrops through a major exchange), 12.06% for institutional investors, 34% for core contributors (the largest share), 21.76% for the foundation, 7% for advisors, 6.5% reserved for liquidity, and 2% already burned.
**Unlock Schedule is Crucial**
More importantly, the unlock timetable. When the network launched on January 13, 38.98% of the tokens were unlocked at once — this includes the airdropped tokens that can be traded directly, the foundation's operational funds, and the core contributors' vested shares released in phases.
Specifically, the distribution shows: about one-third of the unlocked tokens go to the foundation, core contributors hold 34% but are locked for four years, institutional investors account for 8.77%, advisors 7%, and the community portion is 11.25%. Under this structure, early liquidity is actually limited, which also explains why the current market cap remains relatively small.
The key will be the subsequent unlock curve and market acceptance.