Tokenomics

Fair launch.
Open books.

Glitch launched on Argus, a fair launchpad on Arc, with no private funding round. The pool opened on September 20, 2026, and anyone could buy from the first block, on the same terms.

The project plans to hold 12% of the total token supply to support airdrops, exchange liquidity, marketing, and development. These tokens are bought on the open market like anyone else buys them, never granted by the platform, and the purchases are disclosed.

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Not financial advice. The launch is done; the allocation below is what the project intends to hold, bought on the market.

Planned token allocation

Base: total token supply

The bar below is the entire token supply. The highlighted slice is the 12% the project plans to acquire. The rest is not part of this plan: where those tokens sit will depend on the launchpad mechanics and on actual purchases.

12% planned project allocation (5% + 3% + 2% + 2%)88% outside this plan

Inside the 12%

5%
of total supply

Airdrops & Rewards

Allocated to future airdrops, community campaigns, and participation rewards. Each program will have its own eligibility criteria, allocation, and distribution schedule.

3%
of total supply

CEX Liquidity

Allocated to support potential centralized exchange listings, including market-making inventory under exchange-specific arrangements. Use of this allocation will be disclosed. This allocation does not imply any confirmed or guaranteed listing.

2%
of total supply

Marketing & Partnerships

Allocated to content, marketing campaigns, collaborations, and partnerships that expand Glitch’s reach.

2%
of total supply

Development

Allocated to tools, integrations, and new experiences within the Glitch ecosystem.

Total planned project allocation: 12% of total supplyNo team token allocation within this 12%.

Creator fee distribution

Base: 100% of the creator share of fees

Glitch launched on Argus. Every trade pays a fee in USDC; Argus keeps its fixed 10% platform cut and the rest is the creator share. These percentages split that creator share, not token supply or total trading volume. The split is written into the launch and executed by the Argus contracts: it cannot be changed afterward.

Where each share goes

80%
of the creator share

Protocol Treasury

The protocol treasury funds Glitch’s development, infrastructure, operations, marketing, partnerships, and additional incentive programs.

Allocating 80% of received creator fees to the treasury is intended to support ongoing execution and reduce reliance on selling project-held tokens. Available funding will depend on trading activity and actual fee revenue.

This is also how the team gets paid. There is no team token allocation, so the team is funded only from this share: if Glitch does not bring real activity, the team does not earn.

10%
of the creator share

DEX Liquidity

Allocated to liquidity additions on decentralized exchanges. This funding is separate from the token allocation reserved for potential CEX liquidity.

10%
of the creator share

Buyback & Burn

Used by Argus to buy Glitch tokens on the market and permanently burn them. The amount follows trading activity and actual fee revenue, so no fixed purchase volume, schedule, or price effect is guaranteed.

Questions

Are future airdrops limited to the 5% token allocation?

No. The 5% token allocation provides a dedicated source of tokens for airdrops and rewards. The protocol treasury may also fund additional campaigns using part of its share of creator fees.

These funds may be used to purchase existing Glitch tokens on the market for distribution or to offer rewards in other assets, depending on each campaign’s published terms.

Treasury-funded campaigns would come from the protocol’s 80% fee allocation. They would not change the separate shares for DEX liquidity or buyback and burn, and they would not increase Glitch’s token supply.

Planned figures, subject to the Argus launchpad mechanics. Not financial advice. Nothing here promises price, returns, listings, or rewards.

Buyback and burn

Supply only goes one way.

BURNED$GLITCH
OF TOTAL SUPPLYout of 1,000,000,000

Read live from the Arc network. Argus buys $GLITCH on the market and sends it to 0x…dEaD, an address nobody controls and nothing leaves. Updated every five minutes.