Circulation and Unlock Schedule
$COAI unlock schedule is designed to balance early liquidity with long-term alignment, ensuring sustainable growth of the ChainOpera ecosystem and strong commitment from all contributors.
Initial Token Availability at TGE (19.65%)
At the Token Generation Event (TGE), approximately 19.65% of the total $COAI supply will become available. This initial allocation is intended to allow early developers, resource providers, and community participants to access and interact with the ChainOpera ecosystem from the start. The breakdown is as follows.
Category
% of Total Supply
Notes
Ecosystem Development
5.45%
Grants, hackathons, and seeding strategic partners/projects
Airdrops
9%
Early contributor recognition
Community Incentives
4.2%
Early users, developers, providers, engagement rewards
Liquidity Provision
1%
Smooth trading, tighter spreads, and market depth at launch
Core Team, Backers, Investors, and Advisors
0%
Fully locked — ensures long-term alignment
Steady Growth Aligned with AI Usage (~25% in Year One)
By the end of the first year, circulating supply will expand to roughly 25%. This controlled release ensures that token supply scales in step with adoption, platform usage, and demand for services—avoiding sudden oversupply while giving the community and ecosystem time to mature organically.
Commitment of Core Team & Backers (4-Year Schedule)
To align long-term incentives, Core Team, Advisors, and Early Backers follow a structured vesting schedule:
1-year lockup period with no unlocks.
Linear monthly unlocks over the next 36 months (1/36 per month).
This ensures that the individuals and institutions who supported ChainOpera early are incentivized to remain active contributors to the ecosystem’s success over the long term.
A Fully Unlocked Ecosystem (48 Months)
By year four, 100% of tokens will be unlocked and in circulation. This measured timeline supports both ecosystem stability and sustainable growth, ensuring that supply gradually matches real demand across AI agents, compute, data providers, and community participants.
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