yieldbasis Tokenomics Overview
Full yieldbasis tokenomics breakdown: YB token allocation, vesting schedule, supply distribution, unlock dates, and investor terms.
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Full yieldbasis tokenomics breakdown: YB token allocation, vesting schedule, supply distribution, unlock dates, and investor terms.
Comprehensive breakdown of all investment rounds, pricing terms, and vesting schedules
Key questions and answers about yieldbasis tokenomics.
yieldbasis token distribution allocates 1,000,000,000 YB across 5 primary stakeholder groups:
YB uses variable cliffs and vesting schedules that change depending on the allocation:
8.2% of the total supply (82,000,000 YB) is unlocked at TGE, with the tokens split between Community, Public Sale, and Foundation.
yieldbasis has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 YB, of which 223,575,513 YB (22.4% of total) is currently circulating.
Total length of the full yieldbasis emission schedule is 3 years, with 42.74% released in Year 1, while the remaining 56.70% is released over the following 2 years.
yieldbasis has 2 investor rounds, with the following investment price and vesting:
52.8% of the yieldbasis supply is allocated to community focused pools such as Liquidity Incentives, Ecosystem Reserve, Curve Licensing, and YB Pair Rewards.
Yield Basis YB tokenomics powers a revolutionary automated market maker protocol designed specifically for Bitcoin and Ethereum holders seeking enhanced yield generation. The platform solves traditional impermanent loss challenges by modifying core AMM mechanisms, creating sustainable and profitable liquidity provision opportunities. YB token economics incentivize long-term participation through innovative market maker structures that protect against volatile price movements. The protocol targets institutional and retail holders looking to maximize returns on BTC and ETH positions while maintaining capital preservation. Yield Basis economics combine yield farming rewards with improved AMM technology for optimal liquidity provider returns.
