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Token vesting is a mechanism that locks up tokens for a specific period before they can be fully accessed or sold. It’s often used in cryptocurrency projects to ensure that founders, team members, and early investors do not sell off large amounts of tokens immediately after a project launches, which could flood the market and depress the token’s value. By gradually releasing tokens over time, token vesting aligns the interests of the project's stakeholders with its long-term success. It also helps prevent market manipulation and ensures that key contributors remain committed to the project. However, the effectiveness of vesting schedules depends on their structure—too short of a vesting period might not build enough trust, while too long can lead to uncertainty.

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