Unibase (UB)
Unlock Schedule
Unibase (UB) 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
UB has a maximum supply of 10 billion tokens. The supply was issued on Ethereum, which the project treats as its main token ledger. UB can also move to BNB Chain and Base through a LayerZero bridge. When tokens move from Ethereum, the bridge locks them there and creates a matching amount on the destination chain. Those bridged balances are part of the same supply, rather than extra tokens. (unibase.com)
The project’s whitepaper assigns 35% of UB to the community, 20% to the treasury, 18% to the team and advisers, 10% to ecosystem development, 10% to marketing, 5% to liquidity, and 2% to Binance Alpha. Its distribution plan uses staged releases for several categories. This means the maximum supply and the amount available for use at a given point are different ideas: scheduled releases change who can use existing tokens without increasing the maximum. (docs.unibase.com)
Fees, staking, and voting
Unibase says usage across Membase, AIP, Pay, and DA is priced in UB, even when a payment is settled in another supported asset. Node operators stake UB to take part in the network, with their stake tied to the duties they agree to perform. These roles connect the token to the services and operators behind the system. (unibase.com)
Token holders can lock UB on Ethereum to receive vUB, a non-transferable balance used for voting. Longer locks give more voting weight, up to a 2.5-times boost for a two-year lock. The available lock periods run from one week to two years, followed by a seven-day cooldown before withdrawal. The current locking system provides voting power rather than a staking reward stream. Holders can signal views through Snapshot and vote on binding proposals through the on-chain Governor and Timelock. (unibase.com)
Assumptions
Unibase has a fixed supply of 10 billion UB, all created at launch on 12 September 2025 and divided into Community (35%), Treasury (20%), Team & Advisors (18%), Ecosystem (10%), Marketing (10%), Liquidity (5%) and Binance Alpha (2%). Liquidity and Binance Alpha tokens were free at launch, Marketing was released within about four months, Community vests monthly until early 2028, and Treasury, Team and Ecosystem unlock monthly from March 2026 to February 2028 after a six-month wait. The official whitepaper gives only durations, not exact payment dates or amounts per month, so the monthly split shown is an estimate, and a few launch-day percentages differ between the whitepaper and a third-party tracker. No burns or ongoing token emissions were found.
- 1. https://unibaseio.gitbook.io/unibase-docs/unibase-whitepaper-summary
- 2. https://coinlaunch.space/projects/unibase/vesting/
- 3. https://coinstats.app/ai/a/fundamental-analysis-unibase
- 4. https://bingx.com/en/learn/article/what-is-unibase-us-decentralized-ai-memory-layer-and-how-to-buy-ub-token
- 5. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/unibase/
Allocations
Parts of this allocation with their own release dates are charted as their own allocations; the chart shows the rest here.