GENESIS TOKENOMICS
Fixed Supply.
Transparent Allocation.
$BUP launched with a fixed Genesis supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The complete supply was allocated through the Genesis distribution architecture on Arbitrum One.
01 / GENESIS DISTRIBUTION1 Billion BUP.
1 Billion BUP.
Eight allocations.
Every token in the fixed supply was assigned through the Genesis allocation architecture. The percentages below represent the complete 1,000,000,000 BUP supply.
0125%
Ecosystem
250,000,000BUP
Allocated to support long-term BillionUp ecosystem development and participation.
0215%
Treasury
150,000,000BUP
Protocol treasury allocation for long-term operational and ecosystem requirements.
0315%
Rewards Vault
150,000,000BUP
Genesis allocation reserved for protocol reward infrastructure.
0415%
Initial Liquidity
150,000,000BUP
Genesis allocation reserved for initial and future liquidity requirements.
0510%
Founder
100,000,000BUP
Founder allocation governed through the designated vesting architecture.
0610%
Community / Public Sale
100,000,000BUP
Allocation bucket reserved for community and public distribution. Final sale parameters are not yet published.
075%
Team
50,000,000BUP
Team allocation governed through the designated vesting architecture.
085%
DAO Reserve
50,000,000BUP
Genesis reserve allocated for future decentralized governance infrastructure.
02 / SUPPLY ARCHITECTUREDesigned for
Designed for
verifiability.
The token architecture separates fixed supply creation from the protocol systems that use, distribute, vest, govern, or hold $BUP.
Fixed Genesis Supply
The total $BUP supply was established at Genesis at 1,000,000,000 tokens.
100% Genesis Distribution
The complete fixed supply was assigned to the eight designated Genesis allocations.
Public Verification
Token and Genesis information can be independently checked through public blockchain data.
IMPORTANTAllocation does not equal immediate circulating supply.
Genesis allocation describes where the fixed token supply was assigned. Circulating supply can differ based on vesting, custody, liquidity deployment, distribution, and other protocol processes.