Tokenomics Chart Builder

What is Tokenomics Chart Builder?

Tokenomics Chart Builder helps you create professional pie and doughnut charts to visualize token allocation for cryptocurrency projects. Design clear tokenomics breakdowns with custom categories, percentages, and colors — then export as a high-quality PNG image.

What is tokenomics?

Tokenomics refers to the economic model of a cryptocurrency token, including how tokens are distributed among stakeholders (team, investors, community, treasury), the total supply, and the mechanisms that govern token value and utility within the ecosystem.

What are common token allocation categories?

Typical categories include: Team & Advisors (10-20%), Private/Seed Sale (5-15%), Public Sale (5-20%), Ecosystem/Community Fund (20-40%), Staking Rewards (10-25%), Marketing (5-10%), Treasury/Reserve (5-15%), and Liquidity Pool (5-15%). The exact split depends on the project type and goals.

Why should allocations total 100%?

The chart represents the entire token supply. Each category shows its share of the total, so all allocations must sum to exactly 100% to create an accurate and complete visualization.

Can I use this for my whitepaper?

Yes. The exported PNG chart is high-resolution and suitable for whitepapers, pitch decks, websites, and social media. The chart includes your project name and a clean professional layout.

What red flags do investors look for in tokenomics charts?

Team allocation above 25%, private sale above 15%, no public sale (poor liquidity), insiders without vesting, treasury above 30% (excess founder control), more than 50% unlocked at TGE, opaque marketing slice above 40%, or no clear emission schedule. Conservative team allocation builds trust.

Pie or doughnut — which chart looks more professional?

Doughnut (pie with a hole) is the 2024-2025 design trend because the center lets you highlight total supply or token symbol. Pie is still better for printed PDFs with dense labels. Use pie for whitepapers, doughnut for Twitter, decks and landing pages.

What percentages do professional crypto projects typically allocate?

2024 medians: Team 15-20% (12-month cliff, 24-48 month vest), Private 5-15%, Public 5-10%, Ecosystem 20-35%, Staking Rewards 10-20%, Treasury 5-15%, Liquidity 5-10%. CoinGecko data shows projects with team above 25% underperform by 40% in year one.

Does my tokenomics data leave the browser?

No. This builder runs 100% client-side. Your project name, total supply, category names, percentages, decimals and every CSV/JSON export are computed entirely in your browser with JavaScript — nothing is uploaded to any server, logged, or shared. You can safely model an unannounced raise or confidential cap table here, and even use the tool offline once the page has loaded.

What are token decimals and base units, and why does the export show two numbers?

Most ERC-20 tokens define 18 decimals (SPL tokens often 6 or 9). On-chain, balances are stored as raw base units, where 1 human-readable token = 10^decimals base units. So a 1,000,000,000 supply with 18 decimals is actually 1,000,000,000 followed by 18 zeros in base units — far beyond JavaScript's safe integer range (2^53). This tool uses BigInt for exact math, so the export gives you both the human-readable token amount and the precise raw base-unit integer you paste directly into a contract constructor, mint script, or audit sheet.

How should I model vesting, cliffs and TGE unlocks?

A pie chart shows the static split, but investors scrutinize the unlock schedule. TGE (Token Generation Event) unlock is the percentage liquid on day one; a cliff is the lock period before any vesting begins (commonly 6-12 months for team/private); vesting is the linear or stepped release afterward (commonly 24-48 months). For each allocation note its TGE %, cliff, and vesting duration — keep insider TGE low and cliffs long to signal commitment. Export the CSV and add unlock columns in your spreadsheet to build a full emission schedule alongside this chart.

Common Tokenomics Models

• DeFi: Heavy on liquidity mining (30%) and treasury (20%)
• GameFi: Largest share for play-to-earn rewards (30-40%)
• DAO: Community treasury gets the biggest allocation (35-50%)
• Launchpad: Balanced between IDO, staking, and team allocation