FIGHT announces FIGHT tokenomics and roadmap, with 57.0% allocated to the community
Foresight News reported that the official cryptocurrency FIGHT of UFC partner Fight.ID has announced the FIGHT tokenomics, with a maximum supply fixed at 10 billions tokens. Of this, the community accounts for 57.0%, the core team for 15.0%, advisors for 4.0%, liquidity for 6.5%, and investors for 17.5%. At project launch, the expected circulating supply is about 20.50% (i.e., 2.05 billions FIGHT), with the community portion accounting for 15.5% of the total supply (1.55 billions FIGHT), the liquidity portion accounting for 5% of the total supply (500 millions FIGHT), and all other categories (team, investors, advisors, etc.) being fully locked.
The FIGHT roadmap is divided into five phases. The first phase (before TGE to TGE) involves releasing emission and governance standards, expanding Fight.ID features, activating UFC acquisition and retention channels, and completing UFC Strike gift distribution. The second phase (after TGE) will launch staking functionality, activate Prize$Fight bounties, and support FIGHT payments with UFC-related partners. The third phase (Q2 to Q4 2026) plans three UFC Strike gift distributions, seasonal events to boost engagement, and expanded exchange coverage. The fourth phase (Q2 to Q3 2026) will expand the athlete community, provide dynamic bonuses and benefits, and integrate FightGear with UFC events. The fifth phase (2027 and beyond) will launch FightHub, establish an interoperable network, integrate global fighting organizations, and explore AR and VR experiences.
Foresight News previously reported that an exchange included FIGHT (FIGHT) in its listing roadmap on January 17.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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