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Supply and vesting

The fixed rules behind every Evangel launch.

The 21 million supply

Allocation or limitShare of total supplyTokens
Fixed total supply100%21,000,000
Initial token liquidity70%14,700,000
Governed reserve30%6,300,000
Maximum personal developer releases20%4,200,000
Protected community and worker allocationAt least 10%2,100,000
Combined rolling release ceiling1% per 21 days210,000

How the reserve works

The developer can propose how to use the 30% reserve, but governance approval and contract restrictions determine execution. Personal developer releases cannot exceed 20% of the original total supply. The protected 10% cannot be converted into a personal developer claim.

The 30% reserve is not additional supply. It is part of the same 21 million tokens, minted once at creation. The launch token has no administrative mint path.

One rolling limit, shared by everyone

Developer payouts and community bounty awards share a maximum of 210,000 tokens released in any rolling 21-day window. This is not a calendar reset and does not accumulate while unused. Approval alone does not mean a release can execute immediately.

Example: if 150,000 tokens were released to the developer and 40,000 to workers within the current window, at most 20,000 remain available. Earlier releases stop counting only when they age out of the rolling window. Eligible worker awards receive queue priority over developer releases.

The initial release

An initial payout can be up to 1% of total supply, subject to accepted terms, approval, notice, and the same cumulative limits. There is no separate unrestricted founder allocation. If the full 1% is released first, the remaining 29% stays governed.

Approval is not automatic vesting

A roadmap describes expected work, while a proposal specifies a requested action. Governance reviews evidence before approving it. Launchpad reserve releases generally require a two-day notice period and no unresolved challenge. A calendar date alone does not make tokens claimable.

No coin price, amount of trading activity, social popularity, or agent response overrides the hard limits.