Vesting explained: how the $ODDI team and rewards tokens are locked

Launch is set for 1 December 2026 at 18:00 (UTC+1). Before that day, it helps to understand who holds which tokens and when they can move. This post explains vesting and how the $ODDI allocation works, in plain words.

What vesting means

Vesting means tokens are locked first and then released slowly, not all at once. Think of a rope that is let out bit by bit.

It matters because it limits how fast any group can move a large share of the supply. Anyone can see the schedule up front.

The supply at a glance

The total supply is 1,000,000,000 $ODDI. It is fixed. The split looks like this:

• 60% bonding curve: available to everyone at launch.
• 20% liquidity pool: added at graduation (85 SOL) and locked.
• 10% team: locked for 6 months, then released over 12 months.
• 10% community rewards: locked for 6 months, then paid out monthly over 12 months as airdrops for points.

There is no presale and no private round. The launch is a public bonding curve on Raydium LaunchLab, with the same rules for everyone, the team included.

The team share

The team's 10% is not available on day one. It stays locked for 6 months. After that, it is released gradually over the following 12 months.

So the team's tokens start moving only after half a year, and then only in steps. That is the point of vesting: the people building the project are tied to a long timeline, not a single day.

The community rewards share

Another 10% is reserved for members. It follows the same pattern: locked for 6 months, then paid out monthly over 12 months.

The payouts are airdrops from the public rewards wallet. How big each member's share is depends on their points. Members earn points through daily check-ins, tasks and confirmed referrals. Points have no monetary value of their own. From month 7 after the launch, they decide each member's share of the monthly airdrop.

For how points work, see Invite links, points and chapters.

The liquidity share

When the curve has raised 85 SOL, it graduates. The token moves to a regular Raydium pool, and that liquidity is locked. The 20% liquidity allocation is added at that point.

Two things that cannot happen

Mint authority and freeze authority are disabled at launch.

• Nobody can create new tokens, so the supply stays at 1,000,000,000.
• Nobody can freeze wallets.

You can look at these settings yourself. The free Token Safety Checker at oddiforge.com/check/ reads public chain data and shows whether more tokens can be created or tokens can be frozen. It cannot check liquidity locks, the team, or whether a website is genuine. No red flags never means a token is safe.

How to check things yourself

There is no contract address yet, so there is nothing to check on-chain today. Any address someone shares with you right now is fake. The only official address will be the one published on oddiforge.com, and the waitlist gets it first on launch day.

Once it is out, you can compare what we describe here with what the chain shows. Our guide How to check the $ODDI launch for yourself walks through it. The lightpaper has the overview.

A clear reminder

$ODDI is a community token with no promised value. It is not an investment, and nobody should expect a profit. Crypto tokens can lose all their value. Vesting and locks make the rules visible. They do not make any outcome certain.

Also: Oddi Forge never asks for a recovery phrase or private key, never asks anyone to send crypto, and never DMs first.

Join the waitlist

If you want to follow the launch with open numbers and open rules, you can join the waitlist. Enter your email, confirm it, and you get a permanent Forger number, a personal invite link, and the launch date and contract address before anyone else.