DGAI Supply of 1 Billion, Half Allocated for Node Rewards
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DGrid has unveiled the economic model for its decentralized AI infrastructure project token, DGAI. The total supply is set at 1 billion, with half allocated for rewards to nodes and infrastructure providers. The distribution ratio is 50% for nodes and infrastructure providers, 15% for the community, 10% for the team, 10% for investors, 8% for airdrops, and 7% for initial liquidity. The airdrop and initial liquidity amounts will be fully unlocked at the time of the Token Generation Event (TGE). DGrid aims to connect AI model providers with user demand in an on-chain environment, and DGAI will be issued on the BNB Chain. The uses of DGAI include staking for node operators and AI service providers, payments for AI inference and agent services, performance-based rewards, and participation in governance related to protocol operations. The team allocation is 10% of the total supply, with a linear vesting structure applied after a 1-year cliff for 1 million DGAI over 2 years. DGrid has completed $5 million in seed investments in Q2 and Q3 of 2025, with approximately $1.8 million used for core personnel and protocol development. The ending cash balance is reported to be around $3.2 million. The DGAI distribution plan illustrates the project's operational structure, and the actual market impact may vary depending on the circulating supply at the TGE and whether trading support is available.
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