> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://thinkin.gitbook.io/thinkin/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://thinkin.gitbook.io/thinkin/tokenomics-and-roadmap/tokenomics.md). # ┃Tokenomics Token Information * Token Name : Thinkin Governance Token * Token Ticker : $THINK * Contract address : TBA * Chain : Optimism * Total Supply : 10,000,000,000 $THINK

Allocation	TGE	Unlock period
Team (10%)	0%	18-month cliff, 1% monthly
Backers (5%)	1%	1% quarterly
Ecosystem (56%)	2%	6-month cliff, 1% quarterly
Marketing (21%)	3%	3-month cliff, 0.5% monthly
Reserve (6%)	1%	12-month cliff, 0.25% monthly
DEX LP (2%)	0%	6-month cliff, 1% quarterly

### How we designed our Tokenomics Both our seed and private rounds will be given out to various participants who will help add value to the project. We want to create a fair distribution plan with nobody left out, while preventing any party to hold too many tokens at a certain period. While doing so, we also planned on preventing too many tokens getting supplied to the market, we just want the amount getting supplied at the moment for people to participate in our platform. So we carefully calculated and planned our tokenomics with our partners and advisors, and want a clear transparent view of our tokens for all entities. ### Governance Thinkin's mission is to build a healthy Web3 community, and we do this by allowing users to have a say in decision-making through community governance. Key decisions can be made through decentralized governance, such as protocol mergers and updates, liquid token sales through the DAO treasury, and contribution payments. This exemplifies the Web3 ethos of networks created and governed by their users. To participate in governance proposals, users must own POPO NFT or $THINK governance tokens.
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