Lockup Schedule

Token lockup

Is a period during which cryptocurrency tokens cannot be traded or transacted. This strategy is used to prevent large sell-offs that could cause prices to rapidly decline. Lockups are often used after initial coin offerings to prevent early investors from selling their holdings immediately after the cryptocurrency hits the market. Tokens that are locked up are not part of the circulating supply and are not considered in technical analysis.

An approach to the token sale is designed to create a fair and equitable distribution of tokens while also generating interest and excitement around the project. By gradually releasing tokens through a variety of channels and incentivizing community participation we hope to build a strong and engaged user base that will help drive the growth and success of Pawā.