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# đŸ“¦ 9.1 Supply and Distribution
The **EOSIF** token has a fixed maximum supply to prevent inflationary dilution and maintain scarcity. Initially, **80 million** tokens were minted, with **30 million burned**, leaving **50 million** **EOSIF** outstanding. More burns will occur from the remaining 50 million **EOSIF** Token. Tokens are distributed across categories such as team, partners, marketing, community incentives, staking, funding pools and presale. The full breakdown and vesting schedule have been detailed as follows:
| Category | Allocation | Vesting/Release schedule\* |
| ------------------------------ | --------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Presale** | 60% (30M EOSIF) | 15 % unlocked at Token Generation Event (TGE), 15‑day cliff, linear release over 6 months |
| **Liquidity & Listing** | 12% (6M) | 100 % unlocked at TGE; used to provide liquidity on DEXs and CEXs |
| **Prop Firm (Trader Funding)** | 10% (5M) | 0 % unlocked at TGE; 3‑month cliff; linear release over 48 months |
| **Staking Rewards** | 5% (2.5M) | 0 % unlocked at TGE; linear release over 48 months |
| **Community Incentives** | 3% (1.5M) | 2‑month cliff; linear release over 48 months |
| **Marketing** | 5% (2.5M) | no cliff; linear release over 24 months |
| **Partners** | 2% (1M) | 12‑month cliff; linear release over 24 months |
| **Team** | 3% (1.5M) | 12‑month cliff; linear release over 36 months |
Importantly, **EOSIF**** does not represent an ownership stake or right to profits**. It functions solely as a utility token for accessing services, voting in governance and receiving fee discounts.
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