> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gammaswap.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gammaswap.com/guides/tokenomics/token-distribution.md).

# Token Distribution

The total supply for GS tokens is 1.6B with the following breakdown of supply<br>

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* **Treasury (36%)** — GS tokens reserved for the Treasury. The core team and community can decide how to allocate this capital: liquidity mining incentives, partnerships, etc
* **Core Team (23%)** — Allocation of the core team to align incentives with the protocol and promote long term building. There is no equity company, only the foundation.
* **Investors (17%)** — Private market investors from previous rounds.
* **Liquidity Mining & Staking (15%)** — The initial liquidity mining & staking allocation to be distributed in esGS. It will cover at least the first six months of incentives.
* **LBP (5%)** — The GS supplied in the Liquidity Bootstrapping Pool, which will help achieve price discovery and provide liquidity for the GS pool on GammaSwap.
* **Airdrop (3%)** — Airdrop to point holders in GS.
* **Advisors (1%)** — Allocation for current and future advisors to the protocol.

## Vesting Schedule

There is a vesting schedule for the Core Team, Private Investors and Advisors.

* **Core Team**: 12 month cliff, 24 months linear vesting after
* **Private Investors**: 12 month cliff, 18 months linear vesting after
* **Advisors**: 12 month cliff, 18 months linear vesting after

There is no vest for the LBP or Treasury.

## Airdrop

The airdrop will be distributed over an 8 week period starting Monday, September 9th, 2024 and ending Monday, November 4th, 2024 in weekly epochs. You can claim the $GS airdrop weekly or the full amount at the end of the 8 week period.


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