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## Initial Allocation


Category	Allocation	Purpose
Foundation	60%	Project support, DAO management, rewards, partnership support, liquidity supply, etc.
Project rewards	15%	Long-term rewards for developers, management, and creators
Marketing	15%	Community formation, listing strategy, promotion, etc.
Ecosystem development	5%	Technical development of platforms, wallets, etc.
Investors, early users	5%	Initial market formation through presales, airdrops, etc.

## Release Schedule and Lockup


Category	Lock-up Period	Vesting	Remarks
Foundation	None (approval system)	Proposal and voting are done step by step	Approval can be done only by DAO vote each time. Bulk release is not possible
Project rewards	Limited	60-month linear release (2 stages)	Half released at 37.5% of Foundation release amount / remaining half released over time
Marketing	No restrictions in principle (some restrictions apply)	Stage release up to 60 months	Stage release according to listing and increased awareness
Investors/early users	No restrictions in principle (some restrictions apply)	Stage release up to 6 months	Reduced selling pressure while maintaining stability

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