The biggest portion almost 30% is for the ecosystem and community. And this isn’t just a random allocation. Part of it unlocks at launch, but the rest unlocks slowly over 40 months. It’s tied to something called Proof of Robotic Work, which basically means rewards go to people who actually contribute running tasks, providing compute, validating, helping the network grow. Not just holding and waiting.
Now let’s talk about investors and the team.
Together they hold 44.3% which sounds big but here’s the important part: they get nothing for the first 12 months. Zero. After that, tokens unlock slowly over 3 years. So no early dumping pressure.
Foundation reserve also unlocks gradually, supporting long-term growth.
Then you’ve got smaller buckets: airdrops, liquidity, and public sale these are unlocked at launch to kickstart the market.
So overall?
The structure favors long-term building over short-term hype. The real distribution happens through contribution, not quick flips.
If you’re new, just remember this: $ROBO rewards participation, not just speculation. #robo @Fabric Foundation