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# Token Allocation

The total supply of RGS tokens is 1 billion. The lockup period is different among each party, and RGS tokens cannot be traded during the lockup period, but can be used for mining, staking and voting. New RGS tokens can be issued by governance voting.

The token allocation is shown below:

![](/files/Ylxe783qOYR2KnM6r7jU)

**Liquidity Mining - 600 million (60%)**

Released daily.

**Team** **- 180 million (18%)**

Linear vesting 1/24 each month starting from the month 25th to month 48th.

**Union Reward - 100 million (10%)**

Linear vesting 1/36 each month starting from the month 1st to month 36th.

**Advisors & Partners - 50 million (5%)**

Linear vesting 1/24 each month starting from the month 25th to month 48th.

**Private Sale - 40 million (4%)**

Linear vesting 1/12 each month starting from the month 13th to month 24th.

**Initial Liquidity - 30 million (3%)**

Released daily.

**RGS token circulation**

![](/files/SfbWU1czL8ltLYcwPGnI)


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