The Sahara AI project has unveiled its tokenomics ahead of the listing of its SAHARA token on Binance, scheduled for June 26. Over 64% of the project’s total supply will be allocated to ecosystem development and community support. One of the key launch tools is an airdrop accounting for 8.15% of the total token supply.
Focus on Community and Decentralization
Sahara AI positions itself as infrastructure for the decentralized artificial intelligence economy. In an official release, the team stated that 64.25% of SAHARA tokens are reserved for community support and ecosystem growth. This share includes:
- 33,93% for ecosystem development.
- 20,75% for incentive programs for users and developers.
- 8,15% for the airdrop.
- 1,42% for distribution via Buildlpad.
In addition, 19.75% is allocated to early project contributors, and 15% to core developers. A further 1% is reserved to provide liquidity and trading stability.
Airdrop Ahead of Binance Listing
One of the main events will be the airdrop of 8,15% of the total token supply. According to the project team, tokens will be distributed to participants who actively engaged with the project, from testnet usage to community events. The airdrop will be accessible via Binance products before the official SAHARA listing on the exchange.
This marks the 25th project launched through the Newton Protocol (NEWT) on Binance.
Ambitions and Market Expectations
Sahara AI is focused on community involvement. According to the team, the project has 890,000 followers on X, over 200,000 AI trainers, and more than 3 million data annotations.
Against this backdrop, users are already speculating about the potential price range of the SAHARA token. Forecasts range from $0.80 to $1 at launch, with optimistic scenarios suggesting a possible rise to $5–10 in the short term.
However, the project is still in its early stages, and new tokens are typically subject to high volatility at launch.
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