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Tokenomics guide
Learn about token vesting schedules, cliff periods, lock-up expirations, token unlocks, and how they affect crypto price and airdrop claiming strategy.
Guide intro
Token vesting and unlock schedules are critical factors in tokenomics. They determine when vested tokens hit the market, potentially affecting price and creating selling pressure windows.
Section 1
A vesting schedule dictates when and how tokens are released from locked allocations. This includes team tokens, investor tokens, ecosystem funds, and sometimes airdrop allocations.
Section 2
A cliff is an initial period where no tokens are released. After the cliff ends, vesting begins according to the schedule. Cliffs prevent early dumping and align incentives.
Section 3
Linear vesting releases tokens continuously over time. Stepped vesting releases in batches at specific dates. Linear is more predictable for markets; stepped can cause sudden selling pressure.
Section 4
Large unlocks can create sell pressure as vested holders seek liquidity. Markets often price in expected unlocks, but surprises can cause volatility. Watch unlock calendars carefully.
Guide FAQ
Vesting aligns long-term incentives, prevents immediate dumping, ensures team and investor commitment, and manages token supply to support price stability.
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Not always. Some airdrops are immediately liquid, others have partial or full vesting. Vesting in airdrops reduces immediate sell pressure and rewards long-term holders.
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Check the project's whitepaper, tokenomics documentation, official announcements, or third-party token unlock trackers. CMC, CoinGecko, and Etherscan often display vesting information.
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This depends on your strategy. Some traders reduce positions before large unlocks to avoid sell pressure. Others hold if they believe in long-term fundamentals. Research the unlock size relative to trading volume.
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FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) is market cap if all tokens (including vested) were circulating. Market cap is based on circulating supply only. A high FDV/market cap ratio indicates significant future inflation.
