Vesting Dashboard
What are Token Locks?
Token locks work by allowing a user to send tokens to a smart contract, where they remain inaccessible for trading or withdrawal until a specified period has passed. The sender can customize this lock period, choosing the exact date and time for the tokens to be released.
Our token lockup smart contracts are fully decentralized—only the user controls access, with no intervention from CryptoHub. They support over 15 different blockchains, and each contract is thoroughly audited by top security firms for reliability and safety.
What is Token Vesting?
Token vesting is a process that allows token holders, such as employees, advisors, investors, or venture capital firms, to gradually gain access to their tokens over a set period of time.
There are two main types of token vesting: linear vesting and cycle-based vesting. In linear vesting, tokens are released gradually and continuously over a specified timeframe, such as over 12 months, with a small portion of the tokens being unlocked every second or minute. In cycle-based vesting, tokens are released in fixed intervals, such as a specific percentage per day, month, or year.
Both linear and cycle-based vesting can include a vesting cliff, where through which tokens are withheld until a specific date, after which the vesting schedule begins.
A vesting schedule outlines the specific terms of the vesting plan, including the vesting cliff and the rate or cycles of token release. Additionally, an employer or investor may contribute extra tokens to the vesting plan to incentivize the token holder to remain with the company.
CryptoHub Token Vesting is a service provider that allows founders to automate token distribution to their team members, advisors, investors, and venture capitalists (VCs).
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