SynFutures (F)
Unlock Schedule
SynFutures (F) 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 distribution
F has a total supply of 10 billion tokens. SynFutures set out six allocation categories: 28.5% for the community, 25% for the Foundation treasury, 23.5% for backers and advisers, 15% for core contributors, 5% for protocol development, and 3% for liquidity. The community share includes allocations for an early-user airdrop, ecosystem programs and liquidity campaigns. (blog.synfutures.com)
These categories have different purposes. The treasury supports long-term operations and partnerships. Protocol-development funds support engineering and research, while the liquidity allocation supports F trading venues. Backer and contributor allocations follow release schedules rather than all becoming available at the token launch. The Foundation’s published plan set a half-year initial lock-up for those two categories, followed by gradual releases over three and a half years. (blog.synfutures.com)
F’s stated uses include governance participation and staking-linked incentives. SynFutures has described staked F as a basis for voting power on matters such as features and market settings. It has also described boosts for future reward programs and eligibility for fee discounts or rewards tied to staking. The practical details of a particular benefit depend on the program in place. F gives the trading community a way to participate in the project’s development alongside the Foundation. (blog.synfutures.com)
Assumptions
All 10 billion F tokens were minted in November 2024; SynFutures’ published allocations describe when those existing tokens become available. The airdrop, liquidity and several smaller portions unlocked at launch, while ecosystem, treasury, backer and contributor tokens have multi-year release terms. The protocol-development remainder has a four-year window but no published rate, and announced campaign rewards do not establish additional minting or verified payments. The dated chart can show the mint and supported unlocks separately; derived calendar vesting dates and planned campaign payouts are estimates.
- Protocol development: The sources give the amount but no release dates.
- D’CENT Tap That Drop SynFutures rewards: Releases depend on recipients claiming tokens or on grants being awarded.
- 1. https://blog.synfutures.com/introducing-synfutures-foundation-and-the-f-token/
- 2. https://blog.synfutures.com/synfutures-f-airdrop/
- 3. https://ethereum.routescan.io/tx/0x0aa438818e3aab7859fba02f81ef7bf2c4415ca575ac544c27cc279fefd2348c?chainid=1
- 4. https://etherscan.io/token/0x6e15A54B5EcAc17e58daDedDbe8506a7560252F9
- 5. https://knowledgehub.synfutures.com/f-trading-campaign-bithumb/
- 6. https://knowledgehub.synfutures.com/f-top-trading-event-live-now-on-upbit/
- 7. https://blog.synfutures.com/synfutures-dcent-wallet-tap-that-drop-campaign/
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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SynFutures is a decentralized exchange focused on crypto derivatives, notably featuring an automated market maker (AMM) system called Oyster. This AMM utilizes algorithmic methods to facilitate crypto asset trading, emphasizing capital efficiency and the incorporation of on-chain orderbook functionalities traditionally found in centralized finance.
| Sector: | Perpetuals |
| Blockchain: | Base |