Aptos said in a post on X that the Aptos Foundation has committed 210 million APT to be locked and staked permanently. According to the announcement, the amount represents 37% of the APT the foundation held at the time the mainnet launched. Aptos also said the tokens will not be sold or distributed. Instead, the foundation said its operations will be supported by staking rewards generated from those locked tokens, rather than by selling the locked APT itself. The project added that more updates will be released later and said it has also shared a full tokenomics update. The statement lays out how the foundation plans to handle a sizable portion of its holdings, with the lockup and staking arrangement positioned as the basis for ongoing operational support.
Aptos said in a post on X that the Aptos Foundation has committed 210 million APT to be locked and staked permanently.
The project said the amount accounts for 37% of the APT held by the foundation when the Aptos mainnet went live. Those tokens will not be sold or distributed.
According to the statement, foundation operations will be supported by staking rewards generated by the locked tokens, rather than by selling the locked APT itself.
Aptos added that it will release more updates later and said it has also shared a full tokenomics update.
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