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Drift updates tokenomics: Over half of DRIFT tokens have been unlocked and are in circulation, with the current circulating cap at 750 millions.

Drift updates tokenomics: Over half of DRIFT tokens have been unlocked and are in circulation, with the current circulating cap at 750 millions.

PANewsPANews2025/11/19 00:20
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PANews reported on November 19 that, according to Drift's official announcement, since the TGE in May 2024, 55.6% of the total DRIFT supply (approximately 556 million tokens) has entered circulation, and the lock-up period for major investors has ended. The current circulation cap is 750 million tokens, and the tokens continue to be released according to the original five-year emission schedule. Community and trading incentives account for 43%, the team and development fund account for 25%, and strategic investors hold 22%. Drift's total trading volume has surpassed $120 billion, and the launch of Drift v3 is underway.

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