Arbitrum co-founder Steven Goldfeder addressed market confusion over ARB supply, clarifying that tokens held by the DAO treasury are often mistakenly counted as locked. He noted that unlock for investors and team members is nearly complete, with all remaining unlocks finishing by March next year. The remaining unlocked portion accounts for about 7.7% of total supply. The DAO treasury holds 2.84 billion ARB, but these are not traditional locked tokens; they are controlled by circulating token holders and require governance votes for transfer.
Arbitrum co-founder Steven Goldfeder took to social media to address a common misunderstanding about ARB supply. He said the market often counts tokens held by the Arbitrum DAO treasury as part of the locked supply, which is inaccurate.
Goldfeder pointed out that unlocks for ARB investors and team members are nearly complete, with all remaining unlocks scheduled to finish by March next year. Currently, the yet-to-be-unlocked tokens represent about 7.7% of the total supply.
He also clarified that the Arbitrum DAO treasury currently holds 2.84 billion ARB tokens. However, these are not conventional locked tokens; they are controlled by circulating token holders through governance. Any transfer of these treasury tokens requires approval via a vote by other token holders.
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