ZenChain Tokenomics Overview
Full ZenChain tokenomics breakdown: ZTC token allocation, vesting schedule, supply distribution, unlock dates, and investor terms.
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Full ZenChain tokenomics breakdown: ZTC 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 ZenChain tokenomics.
ZenChain token distribution allocates 21,000,000,000 ZTC across 4 primary stakeholder groups:
ZTC uses variable cliffs and vesting schedules that change depending on the allocation:
26.5% of the total supply (5,573,400,000 ZTC) is unlocked at TGE, with the tokens split between Community and Foundation.
ZenChain has a total supply of 21,000,000,000 ZTC, of which 5,574,983,473 ZTC (26.5% of total) is currently circulating.
Total length of the full ZenChain emission schedule is 6 years, with 41.26% released in Year 1, while the remaining 58.74% is released over the following 5 years.
ZenChain has 1 investor round, with the following investment price and vesting:
63.7% of the ZenChain supply is allocated to community focused pools such as Validator & Rewards Reserve, Ecosystem, Airdrops, and GTM & Community Programs.
ZenChain ZTC tokenomics powers Layer 1 blockchain infrastructure designed for seamless cross-chain interoperability between Bitcoin and Ethereum ecosystems. The protocol combines Bitcoin's security architecture with Ethereum's programmability through EVM compatibility, enabling secure asset transfers and smart contract execution across multiple chains. ZTC token serves as native gas for network transactions and staking collateral in the Nominated Proof of Stake consensus mechanism. Token holders earn staking rewards while securing the network through validator participation and delegation. The economic model incentivizes long-term network participation with transaction fee distribution and inflationary rewards for active validators and delegators.
