Full Render tokenomics breakdown: RENDER token allocation, vesting schedule, supply distribution, unlock dates, and investor terms.
Key questions and answers about Render tokenomics.
Render token distribution allocates 644,245,094 RENDER across 3 primary stakeholder groups:
RENDER uses variable cliffs and vesting schedules that change depending on the allocation:
18.3% of the total supply (117,832,427.693 RENDER) is unlocked at TGE, with the entire unlock going to Public Sale.
Render has a total supply of 644,245,094 RENDER, of which 318,352,823 RENDER (49.4% of total) is currently circulating.
Total length of the full Render emission schedule is 64 years, with 18.29% released in Year 1, while the remaining 44.00% is released over the following 63 years.
43.3% of the Render supply is allocated to community focused pools such as Partners (2 Tranche), Inflation, Partners (1 Tranche), and Partners (3 Tranche).
Render Network RENDER tokenomics enables decentralized GPU-based rendering through a peer-to-peer marketplace connecting idle GPU owners with creators needing computational power. Node operators stake their GPUs to earn RENDER tokens by completing rendering jobs using OctaneRender technology. The protocol facilitates seamless transactions between creators who pay RENDER for rendering services and node operators who provide computational resources. Token economics include network fees distributed to maintain infrastructure and facilitate transactions. This distributed computing model revolutionizes digital creation by democratizing access to high-performance rendering capabilities while creating sustainable earnings for GPU providers.