NFPrompt

Binance lists NFP as a BEP-20 token with a total supply of 1 billion and a circulating supply at listing of roughly 250 million, about 25%. The Launchpool allocated 110 million NFP, 11% of supply, and started on 20 December 2023. Users earned NFP by staking BNB, FDUSD or TUSD, with daily and hourly reward limits.

CoinGape reported that the Launchpool closed on Wednesday 27 December 2023 and that Binance opened trading against several pairs, including NFP/USDT and NFP/BTC, at around $1.15 at press time.

Binance's page gives the rest of the distribution: an initial airdrop of 10%, investors 10%, team 15%, a short-term growth fund 27% and a long-term treasury 27%. The treasury tokens are locked and not circulating. CoinGape also describes a Season 2 airdrop run by the team around the listing, but its terms were cut off in the excerpt so I cannot state them.

About a quarter of supply in circulation at listing is substantial, and the remaining 75% is locked and scheduled to unlock later. That affects price over time, since each unlock adds supply.

One more way to read these numbers is through the sale structure. With 11% in the Launchpool and 10% as an initial airdrop, roughly a fifth of supply went to users at the start, while the larger part of supply sat with the team, investors and treasury. That is neither unusual nor a warning on its own, but it shows who controls the supply and when they can sell.

Readers can compare the unlock dates against price moves to see the effect.

It is also sensible to check how much of the Launchpool yield you actually kept after price changes in the staked asset, since that is the real return.