Every GRID counted.

10,000,000,000 MAXIMUM. NO MYSTERY BUCKET.

Five billion for verified compute. Five billion for building, protecting, launching, and sustaining the network—with every treasury unit assigned a job.

Two halves. One hard ceiling.

The planned mainnet supply can never exceed 10B GRID. Compute rewards and treasury allocations are separately bounded so neither can consume the other's share.

50%

5B

Compute mining

Issued only for verified work, subject to a 25,000 GRID hourly ceiling.

50%

5B

Treasury allocation

Divided into eight disclosed buckets with separate release controls.

Planned mainnet maximum: 10,000,000,000 GRID. Devnet tokens are test assets and are not part of this allocation.

Five billion, fully assigned.

“Treasury” is an umbrella, not a blank check. Its eight top-level allocations total exactly 5B Chips. Internal reserves are controls within those allocations and are never counted twice.

Development + grants

500M · 10% of treasury

Security + operations

750M · 15% of treasury

Founder

500M · 10% of treasury

Contributors

500M · 10% of treasury

Community launch

250M · 5% of treasury

Liquidity

250M · 5% of treasury

Purchase Allocation

2.00B · 40% of treasury

Emergency reserve

250M · 5% of treasury

The eight treasury buckets total exactly 5,000,000,000 GRID.

Two billion GRID. Purchase-ready.

Purchase Allocation assigns 2B GRID to approved Buy and Sell Commands, Hodler purchase ability, settlement inventory, and orderly exchange operations. It is funded from Network Development, Community Launch, and Liquidity—not newly minted supply.

GRID Exchange reserve · contained control

The 1B GRID Exchange reserve is held inside the 2B Purchase Allocation. It supports disclosed inventory and market continuity, but it is not listed again in the 5B treasury total.

Network development + grants

1.00B GRID

50% of Purchase Allocation

Community launch programs

500M GRID

25% of Purchase Allocation

Liquidity provisioning

500M GRID

25% of Purchase Allocation

2.00B GRID

Purchase Allocation

3 sources

Treasury reassignment

1.00B GRID

Contained GEX reserve

This is a treasury reassignment, not a mint. The three source reductions total exactly 2,000,000,000 GRID. The contained 1B GEX reserve is not counted again.

10B

Maximum supply

25,000

Maximum mined per hour

~22.83y

5B at continuous maximum

01

5.00B

50% total

Compute mining

Reserved for machines that complete verified GRID work. The emission controller may issue no more than 25,000 GRID per hour and no more than 5B over its lifetime. Unused hourly capacity is not automatically minted.

Release control

On-chain emission controller · verified receipts · duplicate protection

02

500M

5% total

Network development and grants

Funds open-source engineering, protocol integrations, developer tools, research, and grants that expand useful demand or compute supply. Releases should follow published milestones rather than unrestricted transfers.

Release control

Milestone releases · public grants ledger · treasury multisig

03

750M

7.5% total

Security audits and operations

Pays for independent audits, incident response, infrastructure, verification services, legal and compliance work, and the ordinary cost of operating the network safely.

Release control

Annual budgets · vendor disclosure · treasury multisig

04

500M

5% total

Founder allocation

Recognizes the founder's creation and long-term stewardship of GRID. Nothing vests during year one; the allocation then vests monthly over four years and cannot be unlocked early by the founder alone.

Release control

1-year cliff · 4-year monthly vest · public vesting account

05

500M

5% total

Contributors

Reserved for employees and long-term contributors who build the protocol, applications, ecosystem, and operations. Awards are earned under written agreements and multi-year vesting—not given as instantly liquid bonuses.

Release control

Documented awards · vesting contracts · forfeiture of unvested grants

06

250M

2.5% total

Community launch programs

Supports early node participation, education, public test programs, community events, and targeted adoption. Campaign rules and results should be published to prevent undisclosed insider distributions.

Release control

Scheduled programs · eligibility rules · post-program reports

07

250M

2.5% total

Liquidity provisioning

Reserved for transparent market liquidity when GRID reaches that stage. These tokens are market infrastructure—not founder proceeds—and should remain in disclosed liquidity or market-making accounts.

Release control

Dedicated multisig · disclosed venues · inventory reporting

08

2.00B

20% total

Purchase Allocation

Provides disclosed GRID inventory for approved Buy and Sell Commands, purchase access for Hodlers, and orderly settlement through GRID Transact and GEX. Its internal 1B GRID Exchange reserve is part of this 2B allocation—not an additional treasury bucket.

Release control

Authenticated commands · live quotes · custody reconciliation · public inventory reporting

09

250M

2.5% total

Emergency reserve

A limited reserve for severe security incidents, critical recovery, or continuity events that cannot wait for an ordinary budget cycle. It is not a general-purpose discretionary wallet.

Release control

Higher signature threshold · time delay · incident disclosure

Visible. Earned over time.

The founder allocation is stated plainly: 500M GRID, equal to 5% of maximum supply. Long vesting aligns stewardship with the network rather than creating an immediately liquid insider position.

YEAR 1

Cliff

0 GRID vested

YEAR 2YEAR 3YEAR 4YEAR 5

Monthly vesting

500M released evenly across 48 months

Founder allocation: 500,000,000 GRID, or 5% of total maximum supply. No unilateral early unlock.

A ceiling, not circulation.

An allocation defines the maximum assigned to a purpose. It does not mean every token is immediately minted, unlocked, circulating, sold, or spent. Public reporting must distinguish each of those states.

Policy before mainnet.

This page records the planned production allocation. GRID is native to the GRID blockchain, with Genesis as the authoritative ledger. Test balances have no economic value and are not counted as treasury, Purchase Allocation, GEX reserve, or founder distributions.

Count it. Lock it. Report it.

Mainnet wallets, vesting contracts, and multisig controls will be published before production distribution.