io.net is a decentralised GPU network aggregating hundreds of thousands of GPUs from data centres, crypto miners, and consumer devices. It provides on-demand machine learning compute at significantly lower cost than centralised cloud providers.
io.net (IO) launched its token on May 7, 2024 on the Solana blockchain. The total supply is 800.0M IO tokens, of which 50.6% (405.2M) have been unlocked to date. 394.8M IO tokens remain subject to vesting schedules. The next scheduled unlock event is on Aug 7, 2026, releasing 4.8M tokens (0.60% of supply) from the Community allocation, valued at approximately — at current prices.
When is the next IO token unlock?
The next IO unlock is scheduled for Aug 7, 2026, in 11 days. 4.8M tokens (0.60% of total supply) from the Community allocation will be released.
What percentage of IO is still locked?
49.4% of the total 800.0M IO supply — equivalent to 394.8M tokens — remains locked in vesting contracts. The remaining 50.6% (405.2M tokens) has already been released since the TGE on May 7, 2024.
How does io.net's vesting schedule work?
io.net uses a multi-tranche vesting structure with 5 allocation categories. Tokens are distributed over time using linear monthly vesting, often with an initial cliff period before the first release. The largest tranches are: Community Incentives (36.1%), Ecosystem (20.0%), Foundation (9.8%).