Nexus covered the token allocation or what's commonly called the token split. So here you want to discuss how many tokens are going to be used for private sale public presale whitelist sale, any type of sale, how much is reserved for advisors in the team? Is there some set aside for platform use? set aside for bounty or airdrop, you may want to discuss the vesting schedule or freeze period, how long someone would need to hold it, what benefits they get from holding it. Um, use charts, use descriptions charts, whatever you have. Sometimes this is rolled into an Ico sale description.

Once again, I'll keep stating I would do this separate and then if it makes sense stylistically, or just make sense logically, put it into another section. But we'll go over a few examples here and see how people done so look at the minor one example here. They are Dude, the price they haven't wrapped into an IC o section but we'll cover this one piece here where they talk about the max created to be mine, the pre the amount set aside for pre Ico soft cap, hard cap, and the percentages generated for where they're going to what section are going to so 82% is a really really good breakdown so there's complete transparency 80% of the tokens ever created will go to crowd sales, six to research and development 2% go to a bounty campaigns and then you got 10% lock, there'll be locked for 12 you have the the crecer didn't have the dates here and then they have a timeline of the cap.

So this is really thorough. Let's take a look at let's look at ATF the agrotech farming so there's is wrapped into some general info Section. I wouldn't do it this way. This is a little muddy here, but you can see where they have the date. They wrap all the information into paragraphs talking about the Ico campaign. I wouldn't do it this way because it's not easy to see.

And he says layout as people get used to Icos, they start to look for bits of information in the right kind of bite sized chunks. So, here it is here. They tell you how they're gonna break it down 65% 10% for partnerships, Treasury market and advisors to give you the breakdown, this is not easy to do. It's not easily laid out. So let's look at another and now we have the date coin example. Um, this is laid out really nicely.

You have this nice little pie graph over here, you have the percentage breakdown 65% for crowd sale 20, reserved for product team development 8% for renumeration of profit investors 4% for token marketing and listing all here for you and then you have the paragraphs describing it. So this covers everyone right here. Easy to kind of digest, pull up Theirs is in a crowd sale section. So right after pricing, you may want to do that. And we'll look at the coin starter example, there's an Ico section, but they put it here. And they have a nice little graph here.

Longitudinal timeline here, and when these are available, so this is really interesting because you get the frozen date. So these are frozen until frozen until and yeah, so you can't trade until after these dates. This is very, very helpful, easy to find. And so one last example, we'll look at co vesting, co vesting has there's a little table here this, this actually isn't really easy to read. I wouldn't do it this way, but it works for what they did, and they pulled it off. They have it by stage and the ranges of what will possibly be sold and the percent discount, and so you get the use there and you get the breakdown.

But I would like it a lot quicker. With respect to how, how many are allocated to what use and it's not very clear there's use of funds after. So I wouldn't recommend this example I'm just showing you to give you an example of how someone may do it and how I wouldn't do it actually. So that'll wrap up the token distribution section.