The open-source AI platform Sentient has officially announced its complete economic design for its native token SENT. According to official disclosures, the total supply of SENT tokens reaches 34,359,738,368, with a diversified incentive mechanism in the distribution structure.



Among them, community incentives and airdrops account for the largest proportion, reaching 44%, reflecting a strong emphasis on user participation and ecosystem co-creation. Investments in the ecosystem and R&D account for 19.55%, used for technological iterations and product development. The team holds 22%, and investors are allocated 12.45%, together accounting for over one-third. The public sale phase accounts for only 2%, indicating a cautious fundraising scale that demonstrates the team's confidence in long-term development.

This distribution structure balances incentive mechanisms, technological innovation, team building, and market financing in a clear hierarchy, laying a solid foundation for the project's sustainable development.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 01-19 04:56
44% community airdrop, that's quite a move

The team keeps 22%, the investors 12.45%, together over a third... Hmm, this ratio is quite balanced

Public offering only 2%? Either very confident or very short on funds haha

Supply over 30 billion tokens, how long will it take to fully release?

Ecosystem development accounts for less than 20%, which is a bit surprising

When will trading go live, and when will the airdrops be credited?

The numbers look great, just wonder if there will be a dump later

44% to the community sounds good, but it depends on how it's allocated
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ReverseTrendSister
· 01-18 21:02
44% Airdrop? That number sounds pretty good

The team only holds 22%, investors 12%... It seems quite democratic

But 2% public offering is really cautious. Whether it can prove effective depends on what happens next

3.4 billion tokens sounds a bit much. Will it cause dilution?

I like this distribution logic. Prioritizing the community is definitely the right approach
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ponzi_poet
· 01-16 05:56
44% airdropped to the community? That's a pretty aggressive ratio.

Team 22%, investors 12%, together they still make up the majority.

Only 2% for fundraising? Wow, it really just means they can do whatever they want.

But why do these numbers look so neat... a bit suspicious.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 01-16 05:56
44% Airdrop, that's a pretty aggressive ratio

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The team only gets 22%, and investors only 12%, seems quite reasonable

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Why do I feel like this is another "community first" story...

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Only 2% for public fundraising? Then what’s the money raised for?

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Wait, with a total supply of over 3 billion tokens, the inflation pressure is a bit high

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Community incentives make up the largest portion, wow, we retail investors are going to have to support this again

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Looking at the distribution plan, this team really dares to bet on long-term development

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But just looking at the numbers is nice; real implementation is what counts
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PermabullPete
· 01-16 05:55
44% community incentives? That's a pretty aggressive number.

Airdrops make up such a large proportion... we'll have to see how it's executed later.

Team 22%, investors 12.45%, this allocation isn't bad.

It's just that the public offering is only 2%, what are they trying to do?

Feels like they're stacking data to tell a story?

The total token supply is over 30 billion, that's a bit scary.

Ecosystem development is only 19.55%, how are they handling technology?

Dispersed ownership might actually make it easier to control the market?

This kind of structure, to put it simply, is just early-stage community bloodsucking.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 01-16 05:37
Another 44% community airdrop... Why do I always miss these?
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AirdropJunkie
· 01-16 05:37
44% to the community? That's a decent ratio.

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Airdrops make up the majority... Is it another airdrop season?

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The team holds 22% of the shares. Will they dump the price?

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Oh my, over 300 billion tokens, such dilution...

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Public offering only 2%? That’s quite confident.

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Ecosystem 19% for research and development, but still mainly just talk.

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Wait, this is the same configuration as that previous project.

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Another airdrop token, and the ending is always the same.

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By the way, how exactly are community incentives distributed? Direct airdrops or task-based?

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Will investors’ 12.45% secretly unlock?
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