#fogo $FOGO
Let’s break down how FOGO tokens are split up, based on the most recent numbers after the mainnet went live in early 2026.
First off, there are 10 billion FOGO tokens in total. That’s the full supply. Around 2% of these were burned for good, so you can forget about those — they’re gone. And just so you know, most tokens aren’t floating around yet. A lot are locked up and will trickle out over the next few years.
Core team and main contributors grab the biggest chunk—about 34%. Almost all of these are locked and only start to unlock after an initial waiting period. Even then, they come out slowly, stretched over about four years. It’s a way to keep the team invested in the long haul.
Then you’ve got the foundation, which gets a bit under 22%. This pile supports everything from ecosystem growth and developer grants to incentives for new projects. A lot of these tokens unlock right at launch to help get things rolling.
Investors—mainly institutions—take about 12%. Their tokens are locked and unlock over a few years. The idea? Keep everyone thinking long term, not just quick flips. Advisors get 7%, and their tokens are on a similar vesting schedule.
Finally, there’s the community and public allocations. These are set aside to make sure regular users get involved and actually have a say. The goal is broad participation, not just a handful of insiders calling the shots.