> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pacaswap.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pacaswap.com/tokenomics/emissions-and-incentives/initital-distribution.md).

# Initital Distribution

The initial supply of **200,000,000 SWAP** tokens will be airdropped to community members who have contributed to key areas of the network. This ensures that tokens are distributed to those who have actively supported the platform from its inception.

The distribution is as follows:

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* Lattice - 35%
  * LTX Holders - 25% (snapshot not taken)
  * LTX Treasury - 10%
* DAG Ecosystem - 29%
  * DAG Holders - 26%  (snapshot not taken)
    * Includes all holders of bridged versions of DAG on Base and Ethereum
      * Includes participation in liquidity pools
    * Includes all DAG in delegated positions
  * Stardust Collective - 3%
* El Paca - 26%
  * 1st Snapshot - 6% (snapshot taken on October 24, 2024)
  * 2nd Snapshot - 20% (snapshot not taken)
* PacaSwap DAO - 10%

This initial distribution lays the foundation for a decentralized and community-driven DEX.


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