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Tokenomics

Where the supply started, and where it sits today

The genesis allocation below is from launch. At the upgrade, the Foundation consolidated its wallets into a few public addresses.

Full tokenomics docs
Genesis allocation

4.2B $PEAQ at launch

  • Investors34%
  • Community21%
  • Ecosystem & Treasury20%
  • Core Contributors11.5%
  • EoT Labs8.5%
  • Network Security5%
Vesting

$PEAQ vests every block, not in monthly cliffs

Genesis allocations vest continuously, block by block: from 9% of supply unlocked at launch to 70.9% when vesting completes in month 44. After that, only newly minted $PEAQ adds to unlocked supply.

Full vesting schedule in the docs

Share of supply vested

continuous · shown at monthly points
Transparency

After the upgrade, the treasury sits in five public wallets

The launch blog lists each transfer with its transaction hash. Circulating supply and the issuance schedule did not change.

Onchain

And all of it can be checked onchain

  • Vesting

    Genesis allocations vest per block. Locked balances are not transferable and not circulating, but can be staked.

    Subscan
  • Bonding

    Machine bonds sit in the MachineSubscription contract. They count as circulating until burned.

    Machine Explorer
  • Circulating supply

    Transferable $PEAQ minus the accounts Subscan lists as excluded. CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko republish this figure.

    Subscan
  • Supply cap

    5.67B is the projected supply at year 17, not an enforced cap. A later runtime upgrade will add one.

    Docs
  • Treasury control

    The peaq Foundation manages treasury pools until onchain governance takes over. It does not manage the staking pool.

    Launch blog

Set through governance

Prices, fees, and allocations can change through governance.

Structural, not live

Figures come from the Economics 2.0 paper. For live numbers, see the Machine Explorer.

Information, not advice

Not an offer or investment advice. Verify contract addresses before you transact.