Full Nesa tokenomics breakdown: NES token allocation, vesting schedule, supply distribution, unlock dates, and investor terms.
Key questions and answers about Nesa tokenomics.
Nesa token distribution allocates 1,000,000,000 NES across 4 primary stakeholder groups:
NES uses variable cliffs and vesting schedules that change depending on the allocation:
25.6% of the total supply (255,500,000 NES) is unlocked at TGE, with the tokens split between Foundation and Community.
Nesa has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 NES, of which 141,500,000 NES (14.1% of total) is currently circulating.
Total length of the full Nesa emission schedule is 5 years, with 38.02% released in Year 1, while the remaining 61.63% is released over the following 4 years.
43.8% of the Nesa supply is allocated to community focused pools such as Ecosystem & Community, Future Activations Day-1, and Initial Users / Airdrop.
Nesa $NES tokenomics power decentralized on-chain AI inference with ZKML, split learning, and a sharded compute protocol. The network stores and serves models through a query marketplace while distributing workloads across diverse nodes. NES underpins token utility for query payments, model access, and bandwidth, and aligns economics via staking, rewards for accurate proofs, and slashing for faulty results. Token distribution and allocation target node operators, ecosystem growth, and the treasury, with a transparent vesting schedule. Governance lets holders steer upgrades, fees, and policies.