FOGO's tokenomics design is quite meticulous, with the entire distribution plan centered around the two core principles of decentralization and long-term incentives.

Let's first look at the funding side. The project has completed two rounds of financing, raising $8 million in the first round with a valuation of $100 million; raising $1.25 million in the second round with a valuation of $200 million, totaling approximately 3,200 participants. The financing proceeds are combined with community airdrops, with community ownership accounting for 15.25%.

In the token distribution structure, the core contributors hold the majority—34% of the supply is allocated to the development and operations team, with a four-year unlock starting from September 26, 2025, with a 12-month transition period reserved in between. The Foundation receives 27.58%, with funds used for grants, incentives, and ecosystem project support; this portion of tokens has been fully unlocked.

The Echo financing portion is allocated 9.25%, also unlocking over four years starting from September 26, 2025, with a 12-month lock-up period as usual. Institutional investors are allocated 8.77%, using the same unlocking mechanism. Advisors receive 7% of the tokens. Liquidity reserves for launch are set at 5.4%, which has been fully unlocked to support initial trading pair depth.

For community incentives, on the mainnet launch on January 13, 1.5% will be directly distributed to reward early participants, with the remaining 4.5% reserved for future ongoing promotion. Notably, the community airdrop portion (6%) of tokens has been fully unlocked. Additionally, the amount of tokens burned is 2%.

The entire structure is cleverly designed to balance the long-term commitment of the founding team with immediate rewards for early community members, using tiered unlocking mechanisms to prevent dumping risks while ensuring continuous funding for ecosystem development.