๐ฐToken Distribution
Emission Schedule and Allocation Strategy
Emission Schedule
Constant Rate Model
Annual Emission: 2.015 billion SIR per year
Starting Supply: Zero at launch
Distribution Frequency: Continuous (every second)
Duration: Perpetual (no end date)
Phased Allocation Strategy
Years 1-3: Bootstrap Phase During the initial three years, emissions support both protocol development and liquidity growth through diversified allocation.
Year 4+: Full Liquidity Focus After year three, 100% of emissions flow to liquidity providers, ensuring sustainable long-term incentives.
Current Allocation Structure
Post-Hack Relaunch (Years 1-3)
Following the protocol redesign, the emission breakdown for the first three years is:
Liquidity Providers
56.13%
Protocol liquidity incentives
Team & Contributors
13.65%
Development and operations
Protocol Treasury
10.00%
Strategic reserves & development
Presale Investors
8.22%
Early funding supporters
Total Annual Emissions (Years 1-3): 2.015 billion SIR
Original Allocation (Pre-Hack)
The initial protocol design allocated first three years' emissions as:
Liquidity Providers
68.13%
Team & Contributors
13.65%
Protocol Treasury
10.00%
Investors
8.22%
Strategic Rationale
Why This Distribution?
Liquidity First: Even during bootstrap phase, majority (56.13%) flows to LPers, ensuring deep liquidity from day one.
Aligned Incentives: Team allocation ensures long-term commitment while treasury reserves enable strategic flexibility.
Fair Compensation: Hack victims receive meaningful restitution without compromising protocol viability.
Sustainable Transition: Gradual shift to 100% LP rewards creates predictable, long-term incentives.
Long-Term Vision
After year three, the protocol transitions to a pure liquidity incentive model:
100% to LPers: All emissions support protocol liquidity
Self-Sustaining: Protocol fees fund operations via SIR staking dividends
Market-Driven: Success depends entirely on protocol utility and adoption
This structure ensures SIR evolves from a bootstrap token to a mature, utility-driven asset with permanent liquidity incentives.
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