Ten TEN tokenomics powers encrypted EVM Layer 2 for Ethereum using Secure Enclave technology. Solves MEV, scalability, and privacy issues with POBI protocol.
Pool Name | Percentage | Vesting Information |
|---|---|---|
| Ecosystem & Treasury | 19.72% | 20.0% at TGE , 1 Month Cliff, 60 Month Linear Vesting |
| Pre Seed | 16.55% | 6 Month Cliff, 24 Month Linear Vesting |
| Team | 15.20% | 12 Month Cliff, 36 Month Linear Vesting |
| Community Reserve | 13.10% | 20.0% at TGE , 1 Month Cliff, 60 Month Linear Vesting |
| Strategic | 9.16% | 6 Month Cliff, 24 Month Linear Vesting |
| Seed | 6.46% | 9 Month Cliff, 30 Month Linear Vesting |
| Strategic 2 Extension | 6.45% | 9 Month Cliff, 30 Month Linear Vesting |
| Marketing & Airdrop | 6.00% | 50.0% at TGE , 6 Month Cliff, 1 Month Nonlinear Vesting |
| Public Offering | 2.50% | 100.0% at TGE |
This section evaluates how Ten (Obscuro) allocates its token supply compared to leading Blockchain projects. It measures deviation across key stakeholder groups and determines whether the allocation aligns with proven benchmarks. The analysis helps assess whether TEN follows a fair and balanced distribution structure or introduces concentration risks.
This section analyzes who holds actual control over the Ten (Obscuro) circulating supply year over year, with a focus on early stages where governance risk is highest. It assesses whether the governance power of TEN is centralized or decentralized, and flags any dominance by insiders or investors.
This section analyzes whether TEN token inflation is sustainable over time. We assess how balanced the vesting and unlock schedules are, and evaluate how inflationary pressure may affect long-term token value, circulating supply growth, and investor dilution.
This section tracks every TEN token unlock and dilution event across the full vesting timeline. We quantify the size and timing of each release, classify dilution risk levels (low, medium, high), and highlight the largest unlock event by date and percentage of total supply. Charts help understand emission pressure and anticipate potential supply shocks.
This section evaluates the circulating supply and emission schedule of TEN, focusing on its initial float at TGE, its dilution profile over time, and how these levels compare with top-performing projects.
This section compares the tokens valuation and performance to other projects within the same niche. It includes ROI benchmarks from the past year, the last 15 launches, and the top 5 competitors.
This section analyzes whether the TEN token has a clear economic role within the ecosystem, and more importantly, why users would hold it over time instead of treating it as a purely speculative asset. We evaluate what utility the token provides, which functions it enables, and how it solves real problems across the network.
Utility Type | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Governance | TEN is used as a governance token letting holders vote on network upgrades and ecosystem decisions. | |
| Gas Fee | TEN is used to pay gas fees for transactions on the TEN Layer 2 network. | |
| Staking (DPoS) | TEN must be staked by aggregator nodes to participate in publishing rollups and securing the network. | |
| Access / Feature Unlock | TEN stake required to become an Aggregator/node operator on the network | |
| Medium of Exchange | No clear evidence token is used as a general-purpose medium of exchange between users. |
Value Accrual | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Staking Rewards | Users will pay fees into the token pool, while nodes will be paid from it | |
| Buyback | Programmatic buyback and burn mechanism is in place. | |
| Fee Redistribution | TEN gas fees are redistributed to the community, incentivising builders and participants. | |
| Burn | Programmatic buyback and burn mechanism is in place. | |
| ve-Token Models | No clear evidence of a ve-style vote-escrowed locking model for TEN. |
This section is one of the most important layers: it analyzes whether Ten (Obscuro) (TEN) captures and retains on-chain value and how effectively that value flows back to the token. We examine fee redistribution, staking rewards, buyback mechanisms, burn models, and whether the protocol creates real token sinks that reduce sell pressure over time.
Ten (Obscuro) has 4 primary token utilities:
Ten (Obscuro) token distribution allocates 1,000,000,000 TEN across 5 primary stakeholder groups:
TEN uses variable cliffs and vesting schedules that change depending on the allocation:
14.1% of the total supply (140,600,000 TEN) is unlocked at TGE, with the tokens split between Foundation, Community, and Public Sale.
Ten (Obscuro) has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 TEN, of which 140,640,000 TEN (14.1% of total) is currently circulating.
Total length of the full Ten (Obscuro) emission schedule is 6 years, with 27.83% released in Year 1, while the remaining 72.17% is released over the following 5 years.
19.1% of the Ten (Obscuro) supply is allocated to community focused pools such as Community Reserve and Marketing & Airdrop.
Ten TEN tokenomics drives the first encrypted EVM-based Layer 2 solution leveraging Secure Enclave technology for private blockchain computation. The protocol enables encrypted data and state on Ethereum while maintaining full EVM compatibility and Ethereum security guarantees. TEN token economics support novel Proof of Block Inclusion consensus mechanism, dramatically reducing gas costs and eliminating MEV extraction through encrypted mempools. Token holders participate in network governance and validator rewards while benefiting from enhanced scalability and privacy features. Ten economics unlock new DeFi use cases including private limit orders, encrypted gaming states, and confidential NFT content distribution across Web3 applications.
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