token-distribution-planning

Plan transparent SPL token distributions by defining an allocation table across categories like team, community, and liquidity, then specifying wallet addresses, lock types, and unlock schedules to ensure auditable token launches.

Setting up a multisig treasury for an SPL token launch involves choosing custody strategies like a multisig PDA or time-locked programs, assigning them to allocation buckets, and publishing disclosure artifacts for transparency.

Create token vesting schedules with on-chain proof by designing unlock calendars, assigning time-locked custody to allocation buckets, and generating disclosure artifacts that validate the distribution history.

Yes, you can use multisig PDA custody for ongoing governance token allocations by assigning lock types to specific allocation categories and publishing the distribution chart to stakeholders for allocation visibility.

When planning SPL token allocation tables, you should include categories such as team, community, liquidity providers, and reserves, specifying the percentage, amount, and associated wallet address for each.

Test token vesting releases before mainnet execution by defining the unlock schedule, choosing custody for each bucket, and testing the release mechanisms on devnet to ensure accuracy and an auditable history.