Aptos Foundation permanently stakes 210 million APT, locking 37% of its initial holdings

Aptos Foundation permanently stakes 210 million APT, locking 37% of its initial holdings

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2026-10-08 17:53:20
Aptos said monitoring data shows the Aptos Foundation has committed to lock and permanently stake 210 million APT, equal to about 37% of the APT it held when the mainnet launched. The tokens will not be sold or distributed, according to the update. Instead, the foundation said its operations will be supported by staking rewards generated from those locked tokens rather than by selling the underlying APT itself. Aptos also said more updates will follow, along with a full tokenomics update that will provide additional details on the arrangement. The disclosure centers on how the foundation plans to handle a sizable portion of its token holdings and how those assets will be used to support ongoing operations without direct token sales.

According to Aptos monitoring data, the Aptos Foundation has committed to lock and permanently stake 210 million APT, or about 37% of the APT it held at the time of the network’s mainnet launch.

Locked tokens will not be sold or distributed

The tokens will not be sold or distributed. The foundation said its operations will be supported by staking rewards generated from those holdings, rather than by selling the locked tokens themselves.

More tokenomics details are set to follow

Aptos said it will release more updates later, together with a full tokenomics update.

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