Blur

Allocation Structure & Vesting Schedule
BLUR’s tokenomics are dominated by a sizable team allocation of roughly 29 % (reported as 28.9 % in one entry) and a substantial treasury reserve that appears in multiple line items (27.6 %, 11.7 %, 7.8 %, 3.9 % and a further 51 %). When aggregated, the treasury share exceeds 100 % of the total supply, indicating either overlapping categories or reporting errors. Investor holdings are consistently listed at about 18.8 % (with a near‑identical 18.85 % entry), while advisors receive a modest 1.2 % (1.23 %). No explicit vesting terms, cliff periods, or linear release schedules are provided for any category, and the source data flags the allocation figures as “High” confidence individually but the internal inconsistencies reduce overall certainty about the true distribution. Consequently, the effective supply that may become liquid over time remains opaque, a factor that should be weighted heavily in any valuation model.

Upcoming Unlocks, Risks & Confidence
The only unlock event captured in the dataset is a one‑time “Round TGE” release on 1 Feb 2023, sourced from Dropstab with a low confidence rating; no amount or further schedule is disclosed. Subsequent unlock dates are truncated in the source, leaving a gap in the timeline for when the large, ambiguous treasury pool might be released. This lack of transparent vesting or lock‑up information introduces significant execution risk: sudden large‑scale token releases could exert downward pressure on price and dilute existing holders. Given the contradictory allocation figures and the paucity of reliable unlock data, the overall confidence in the token’s supply dynamics is assessed as Medium. Analysts should treat any forward‑looking supply projections with caution and monitor official communications for clarified vesting schedules and precise treasury allocations.