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Gitcoin followed a vesting schedule with allocations to the Community Treasury, Existing Stakeholders and Retroactive Airdrop. Most allocations were released through a cliff mechanism. The unlock schedule ended in 2023.
When is the next Gitcoin unlock?
Gitcoin is fully unlocked.
How much Gitcoin supply is currently unlocked?
As of today, approximately 87,491,501 Gitcoin which is 87.49% of Gitcoin's total supply has been unlocked. The remaining tokens are unlocked.
Is Gitcoin vesting cliff or linear?
Gitcoin uses cliff vesting, especially for Community Treasury allocations. This means tokens are released all at once after a set waiting period, creating a delayed but significant supply event.
What is the difference between Gitcoin circulating and total supply?
The circulating supply of Gitcoin is 87,491,501 tokens and the total supply is 100,000,000 tokens. The total supply is the max amount of tokens to ever be in circulation, including those that are still locked.
What is Gitcoin's FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation)?
Gitcoin’s FDV is $9,336,700 which reflects the market value if all 100,000,000 tokens were unlocked. This figure helps estimate long-term dilution risks.
How is Gitcoin allocated across stakeholders?
The Gitcoin allocation includes Community Treasury at 50.00%, Existing Stakeholders at 37.31% and Retroactive Airdrop at 12.68%.
Has Gitcoin price dropped after past unlocks?
Historically, Gitcoin has shown low volatility 7 days after the past unlock. The price impact depends on who receives the unlocked tokens and market conditions.
How can I track upcoming Gitcoin unlocks?
Tokenomist provides an up-to-date vesting chart and unlocks monitor that shows upcoming unlocks for Gitcoin, with visibility for each allocation and amount.