Sentient, the open-source AGI platform, has finally revealed the details of its tokenomics, and the TGE is expected to launch early this year. After a careful review of the allocation plan, there are indeed some points worth considering.

The most obvious highlight is that the community holds the majority—66% of the supply goes to the community, a rare proportion in projects. Breaking it down further, 44% is allocated for community incentives and airdrops, 19.55% for ecosystem development and R&D, and 2% for public auctions. The team receives 22%, but here’s an interesting point: a 6-year vesting period, which is uncommon in the industry, plus a 1-year lock-up period and a 6-year linear release. The investors’ 12.45% is also notable—no release at TGE, followed by a 1-year lock-up and an additional 4-year linear unlock.

This design has a benefit: the initial circulating supply mainly comes from the community, ecosystem, and public rounds, while tokens held by internal personnel won’t enter the market for a long time. In other words, there’s almost no selling pressure from the team or large capital early on. Coupled with the team’s commitment to a 6-year vesting period, it shows much more sincerity than most projects’ 2 to 4-year plans and demonstrates a long-term development attitude.

Currently, the most concern is the 2% allocated for the public round. The official has confirmed that the community round price will be significantly lower than the investor price. Based on data, the pre-launch FDV is approximately $1.3 billion. According to market forecasts, there’s about a 56% chance that the valuation will surpass $800 million after launch, and roughly a 39% chance it will reach $1 billion.

Honestly, with the AI Agent wave happening now, Sentient’s positioning as an open-source AGI platform still has room for imagination. However, the specific details of the public round have not been released yet. We’ll wait for more complete information before deciding whether to participate.