Hashflow (HFT)
Unlock Schedule
Hashflow (HFT) Token Unlock & Vesting Schedule
The chart shows gross modeled releases of every allocation: vesting unlocks, new issuance and reserve distributions, each allocation counted once. These have different meanings; a scheduled release is not evidence that tokens entered circulation or were sold. Review the coverage, sources and assumptions below.
Each color segment in the chart corresponds to a specific allocation group described in the Allocations section below. Underlying assumptions and data models used to reconstruct this schedule are explained in detail under Assumptions, while broader utility insights and token use cases are covered in Tokenomics & Utility.
Tokenomics & Utility
Supply and original allocation
HFT launched as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with an initial supply of one billion tokens. Hashflow’s original distribution assigned 53.18% to ecosystem development, 25% to early investors, 19.32% to the core team and 2.5% to future hires. The ecosystem share covered several purposes, including partner allocations, community rewards, market-maker loans and a community treasury. These figures describe the original allocation, rather than the amount held by any group at a later date. (docs.hashflow.com)
Tokens assigned to the team and investors followed release schedules. For each group, a quarter was set to vest after a one-year waiting period, with the rest scheduled for gradual release over later years. Hashflow’s published release plan also provided for annual issuance of 4% after the first four years. This makes the initial one-billion-token figure a starting point for understanding the economic model, rather than a complete account of every planned future supply change. (docs.hashflow.com)
Governance, staking and fees
HFT gives holders a way to participate in decisions about matters such as protocol fees and development. Hashflow’s governance design describes voting power tied to staked HFT and the length of time it is locked. Staking also connects the token to the trading system’s fee revenue. Hashflow includes a protocol fee in executed RFQ quotes, so the fee is part of the price a trader accepts. (docs.hashflow.com)
A later governance proposal, marked implemented on Hashflow’s forum, assigned 50% of protocol fees to HFT stakers and the remaining 50% to HFT buybacks and burns. A burn sends tokens to an address where they can no longer be used. Together, staking rewards and burns link the token’s economic design to activity on Hashflow’s trading network. (gov.hashflow.com)
Assumptions
Hashflow created one billion HFT at contract launch; its published allocations then make team, investor, ecosystem-partner, vendor and market-maker-loan tokens available on stated schedules. The chart can show the quantified cliffs and daily vesting separately from that initial mint. NFT claims, some community incentives, treasury spending and possible future minting remain open because their aggregate payment amounts or dates are not established; none is filled in with an assumed monthly release.
- Core team — 19.32% of initial supply: The sources give the amount but no release dates.
- Future hires — 2.50% of initial supply: Releases depend on recipients claiming tokens or on grants being awarded.
- Community rewards: NFTs, Rake the Rewards and exchange distribution — 13.08%: Releases depend on recipients claiming tokens or on grants being awarded.
- Retroactive NFT rewards — 6.75% of initial supply: Releases depend on recipients claiming tokens or on grants being awarded.
- Retroactive NFT rewards — 6.75% of initial supply: The original schedule was changed and the new timing is not yet published.
- Binance Launchpool — 1.50% of initial supply: Releases depend on recipients claiming tokens or on grants being awarded.
- Rake the Rewards and other community rewards: Releases depend on recipients claiming tokens or on grants being awarded.
- Rake the Rewards and other community rewards: The sources give the amount but no release dates.
- Early integration partners — 6.20% of initial supply: The sources give the amount but no release dates.
- Future community rewards — 3.34% of initial supply: Releases depend on future governance or treasury decisions.
- Trading rewards — documented 1 million HFT program: Releases depend on recipients claiming tokens or on grants being awarded.
- Liquidity-provider rewards — documented 1 million HFT program: Releases depend on recipients claiming tokens or on grants being awarded.
- Market-making rewards — documented 10 million HFT program: The sources give the amount but no release dates.
- Community treasury — 1.00% of initial supply: Releases depend on future governance or treasury decisions.
- Hashverse rewards — 1.00% of initial supply: The sources give the amount but no release dates.
- Advisor allocation reported by Binance — 1.50% of initial supply: Only secondary sources describe the timing, so it is not confirmed.
- HFT staking rewards from existing-token programs: New issuance depends on network activity, such as staking, so it cannot be dated in advance.
- Discretionary post-genesis treasury minting: Releases depend on future governance or treasury decisions.
- 1. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/background
- 2. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/allocation-and-distribution
- 3. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/release-schedule
- 4. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/community-incentives
- 5. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/community-incentives/nft-holders-rewards
- 6. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/community-incentives/rewards-timeline
- 7. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/community-incentives/trading-rewards
- 8. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/community-incentives/market-making-rewards
- 9. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hft-and-governance/community-treasury
- 10. https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/hashflow/protocol-fees-and-revenue-share
- 11. https://gov.hashflow.com/t/implemented-put-nft-based-hft-in-sanctuary-align-nft-vesting-period-with-team-and-early-backers/502/1
- 12. https://gov.hashflow.com/t/hip-re-assign-forfeited-unvested-grants-and-staking-rewards-make-unvested-token-grants-and-staking-rewards-un-expirable/629
- 13. https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/detail/73d44e64598c446cb4ec2f83b776c2f0
- 14. https://www.binance.com/en-IN/research/projects/hashflow
- 15. https://etherscan.io/token/0xb3999f658c0391d94a37f7ff328f3fec942bcadc?a=0xd6216fc19db775df9774a6e33526131da7d19a2c
- 16. https://etherscan.io/address/0xb3999f658c0391d94a37f7ff328f3fec942bcadc
Allocations
Parts of this allocation with their own release dates are charted as their own allocations; the chart shows the rest here.
Description
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Hashflow is a multichain decentralized exchange (DEX) that enables users to trade digital assets on leading blockchains including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Optimism, Polygon, and Solana in just a matter of seconds.
| Sector: | DEX |
| Blockchain: | Ethereum |