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# BAUM

BAUM supply, allocation, and launch.

**Total supply:** 1,000,000,000 BAUM

## Allocation

| Allocation            | %      | Notes                                                                                              |
| --------------------- | ------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Liquidity             | 20%    | Paired with USDX at TGE                                                                            |
| Broker vault reserve  | 19.44% | 194,400,000 BAUM — backs redemption of every Broker (see [Broker vault](/baum-deed-deck/vault.md)) |
| Treasury              | 20.56% | See [Treasury LP-out ladder](/tokens/treasury-lp-out-ladder.md)                                    |
| Ecosystem             | 20%    | Growing the Baum network: rewards, programs, partners, integrations. Unlocked at TGE               |
| Team & Stable Company | 20%    | 12-month linear vest                                                                               |

## Launch

BAUM launches on Robinhood Chain on **September 23, 2026** (see [Schedule](/reference/schedule.md)).

At TGE:

* 20% of supply is paired with USDX to form the **BAUM/USDX** liquidity pool.
* The vault reserve, treasury, ecosystem, and team and Stable allocations are minted to their respective addresses.
* The Ecosystem allocation is held in a labeled multisig, and deployments are published.


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