- Iron Fish Foundation: 18%;
- AirDrop to testnet participants: 2.25%;
- Future AirDrop: 2.25%;
- Pre-Seed round financing investors: 5.1%;
- Seed round financing investors: 9.9%;
- Investors in Series A financing: 14.5%;
- Consultants: 0.6%;
- Core development team: 37.4%;
- IF laboratory: 5%;
- Endowment Fund: 5%. For each insider, a one-year Vesting period is provided after the mainnet goes live. Holders of such tokens will be eligible to make transfers each month for the next 12 months. The Mainnet is expected to launch on April 30. After the event, the main network will go online: conduct transactions, start nodes, mine, create and destroy user private assets.
As previously reported, in November last year, Iron Fish, a privacy encryption startup, completed a 27.6 million round A round of financing, led by a16z. Other investors include Sequoia Capital, LinkedIn Executive Chairman Jeff Weiner, Met's Alan Howard, and others.
