Full COCA tokenomics breakdown: COCA token allocation, vesting schedule, supply distribution, unlock dates, and investor terms.
Key questions and answers about COCA tokenomics.
COCA token distribution allocates 1,000,000,000 COCA across 3 primary stakeholder groups:
COCA uses variable cliffs and vesting schedules that change depending on the allocation:
11.3% of the total supply (113,500,000 COCA) is unlocked at TGE, with the entire unlock going to Foundation.
COCA has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 COCA, of which 113,500,000 COCA (11.3% of total) is currently circulating.
Total length of the full COCA emission schedule is 10 years, with 11.35% released in Year 1, while the remaining 88.65% is released over the following 9 years.
25% of the COCA supply is allocated to community focused pools such as Partnerships and AI Layer.
COCA is a banking platform that combines the convenience & rewards of modern banking, while giving users full ownership of their money by using blockchain infrastructure. With COCA, users can get debit cards that work with Apple Pay and Google Pay, access IBAN accounts, and send or receive international transfers – just like with a traditional bank. The key difference is that funds are held in wallets controlled by the user, not by a bank, so users remain in charge of their assets at all times. COCA runs on blockchain infrastructure behind the scenes to make transactions more efficient and secure, without requiring users to understand or interact with blockchain directly. The platform also offers built-in rewards, such as cashback on spending and the ability to earn on balances, helping users get more value from everyday financial activity.