# AVAX Genesis

In this page you can see the total $AVAX supply generated on mainnet at launch (360 M $AVAX, the so called “Genesis event”). This supply is divided in two branches:

* **Timelocked**: those tokens are still under vesting conditions and will be unlocked each in a scheduled time
* **Not timelocked**: those tokens are part of the circulating supply and can freely circulate in the market

So: Unlocked $AVAX from the genesis event + Staking rewards to Validators - Burned fees= Circulating supply 

## Genesis Unlock

In this graphic a preview of the unlocking pattern scheduled through the years for all the generated $AVAX in the Genesis event (already explained above). In the Y axis there is the amount of $AVAX by M, in the X axis the time divided by years. If you move your cursor on it you can see the total amount unlocked per quarter.

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## Genesis Allocation

This section explains in full details the division of the token by: **Sale**, **Bounties**, **Team** and **Ecosystem**. Giving the user a general idea of not only the number of $AVAX but their relative structure.

**Sale**

* **Seed Sale**: the first ever $AVAX sale
* **Private Sale**: the second main $AVAX sale
* **Public sale option A1/A2**: open to the public
* **Public sale option B**: open to the public

**Bounties**

* **Airdrop**: various and separate airdrop to generate awareness towards Avalanche
* **Denali Testnet Incentive Program**: testnet programs

**Team:** those funds are allocated to the various team members of Ava labs

**Ecosystem**

* **Foundation**: allocated to the Avalanche Foundation
* **Strategic partners**: for all the business companies involving Avalanche
* **Community and developer edowment**: the dev core of the network


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