Crypto airdrops explained: how retroactive and points-based distributions work, why airdrop sell pressure matters, and how to evaluate airdrop unlock schedules.

Tokenomist's assumption and precision framework explained: 5 assumption types and 7 precision levels that grade every data point by source reliability and temporal accuracy.

Beneficiary categories explained: Tokenomist's 6 standardized groups for classifying token allocations — Founder/Team, Private Investors, Public Investors, Reserved, Community, and Other.

Circulating supply explained: how Tokenomist distinguishes it from released supply, locked supply, and five other supply metrics — and why the distinction matters for accurate valuation.

Understand cliff unlocks in crypto: how discrete, non-daily token release events work, why they cause price volatility, and how to track them using Tokenomist's Token Unlocks dashboard.

Token dilution explained: how new tokens entering circulation through unlocks, emissions, and airdrops reduce each existing holder's proportional share of protocol value.

Token emission explained: the net change in released supply over a period, calculated as Inflation minus Deflation. Learn how to analyze emission rates and forecast dilution on Tokenomist.

Fully diluted valuation (FDV) explained: the theoretical total market value assuming all tokens are in circulation. Learn how Tokenomist uses Max Supply or Year-2035 projections for unlimited-supply tokens, plus Adjusted Market Cap.

Linear vesting explained: how continuous daily token releases work in Tokenomist's emission methodology, how they differ from cliff unlocks, and why daily granularity matters for supply analysis.

Liquidity mining explained: how protocols distribute tokens to attract liquidity, the inflation trade-off, and how emission schedules affect long-term token value.

Locked supply explained: tokens restricted from trading with specified lock durations and release mechanics. Learn how cliff and linear unlock schedules work on Tokenomist.

Low float / high FDV tokens explained: why a small circulating supply with massive locked allocations creates outsized unlock risk and how to evaluate these tokens.

Market cap vs fully diluted valuation explained: how circulating supply and max supply create two different valuation perspectives, and what the gap between them means for future dilution.

On-chain claims explained: how unlocked tokens are claimed by beneficiaries, what the gap between unlock and claim reveals about holder intent, and how to track claim activity.

Protocol revenue vs token emissions: what real yield means, how to compare fee revenue against inflation, and why this ratio determines long-term token sustainability.

Released supply explained: the total amount of unlocked and claimable tokens, including those still held in stakeholder wallets. Learn how it differs from circulating supply on Tokenomist.

Staking lockups explained: how validator bonds and staking requirements remove tokens from circulation, unbonding periods, and the impact on effective float.

Supply pressure explained: how token unlocks increase selling pressure, which unlock types create the most impact, and how to quantify pressure using float ratios.

TBD locked supply explained: tokens locked without a determined release date, held in treasuries or reserves pending governance votes or future events. Track them on Tokenomist.

Token allocation explained: how Tokenomist standardizes supply distribution into six categories — Founder/Team, Private Investors, Public Investors, Reserved, Community, and Other — for cross-project comparison.

Token burns explained through Tokenomist's 2-dimensional taxonomy: Programmatic vs Non-Programmatic types, and Governance, Protocol Design, and Project Decision reasons. Track burns across projects with the Burn Screener.

Token buybacks explained through Tokenomist's 3-dimensional taxonomy: Type (Buyback & Burn vs Treasury Buyback), Source (Revenue, Treasury, Protocol Fees, External Funding), and Precision (On-chain Exact, Reported, Estimated).

Token emission schedules explained using Tokenomist's methodology: Emission = Inflation - Deflation. Learn how historical analysis tracks all supply changes while future projections exclude unpredictable burns.

Token float explained: how the ratio of circulating supply to total supply determines price sensitivity, liquidity dynamics, and vulnerability to large trades.

What happens at a Token Generation Event (TGE): initial distribution, airdrop mechanics, cliff timers starting, and why TGE is the most critical moment in a token's lifecycle.

Token inflation explained: how emission schedules, staking rewards, and liquidity mining increase circulating supply and what it means for token holders.

Token vesting explained: what it is, how cliff and linear schedules work, why it matters for crypto investors, and how to track upcoming unlocks on Tokenomist.

Treasury vesting explained: how protocol treasuries release tokens via governance proposals, multi-year release schedules, and treasury diversification events.

Token unlock calendars explained: how to read upcoming unlock events, identify high-impact cliff dates, and use Tokenomist's calendar to plan around supply changes.

Vote-escrowed tokenomics explained: how locking tokens for governance power works, why ve-models reduce circulating supply, and examples from Curve, Balancer, and Aerodrome.

Vesting schedules explained: how cliff periods, linear release phases, and hybrid structures control when tokens become available to team members, investors, and ecosystem participants.