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Key Takeaways:
- Aster leads with 67.8% community allocation across airdrop and ecosystem rewards.
- Based second at 59.6%, Roll third at 54% – top three all above 50%.
- Edge and Lit trail significantly at 35% and 25% respectively.
- Data excludes team, investor, liquidity and non-community allocations.
When a crypto project launches a token, one of the first decisions it makes is who gets what. That decision, usually buried in a tokenomics document most people never read, determines more about a token’s long-term price behavior than almost anything else. It determines who will eventually sell, when they’ll sell, and how much pressure hits the market when they do.
The standard model in crypto has been straightforward and mostly bad for retail: raise from VCs at a cheap price, allocate a meaningful chunk to the team, give the community something that looks generous but isn’t, list the token, and let the early investors gradually distribute into retail demand. Arthur Hayes described this plainly...
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