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SLX release schedule update

SLX release schedule update

September 21, 2026

The Solstice Foundation has amended the SLX release schedule, re-phasing 75,000,000 SLX into the September 2026 release. Total supply, final allocations, and the May 2029 completion date are unchanged.

Update

In September 2026 the Solstice Foundation amended the SLX release schedule. The amendment re-phases 75,000,000 SLX, 7.5% of total supply, into the September 2026 release. The tokens come from three existing allocations: 40,000,000 from Foundation, 25,000,000 from Community, and 10,000,000 from Airdrops.

Total supply remains 1,000,000,000 SLX, every allocation finishes at the same size, and the schedule still completes in May 2029. Later releases are reduced to repay the earlier ones, so the cumulative difference returns to zero at the final release.

The Foundation brought these releases forward to fund liquidity and ecosystem incentive programs ahead of their planned dates. The Airdrops portion is a timing shift within the program already committed for 2026.

The Foundation does not sell the re-phased tokens and does not deposit them to any exchange. The Foundation allocation is held in segregated custody behind an on-chain release contract, and Community tokens reach users only as incentive rewards vest. None of the re-phased tokens are made available to market makers.

The amended schedule, including the recipient wallet addresses, is on file with our exchange partners, which allows the movement of every re-phased token to be verified on-chain.

Questions about the amendment: info@solsticelabs.io.

Distribution mechanics only. Not investment advice.

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