According to PANews, the Anoma Foundation has recently released an overview of the genesis allocation plan for Namada, a privacy-focused Layer 1 blockchain. The plan details the genesis process and the cryptoeconomic mechanisms involved. The proposed total supply is set at 1 billion NAM tokens, with no lock-up period, distributed across several categories: 16.1088% for public allocation (completed RPGF plans), 16.3355% for public allocation (future RPGF plans), 17% for protocol maintenance, R&D, ecosystem, and community development, 32.0365% for Anoma Foundation supporters, and 18.5192% for early core contributors. The Anoma Foundation plans to release the proposed balances.toml file in the coming weeks. If accepted by the Namada community, anyone can use it to create and propose Namada's genesis block.

On-chain investigator ZachXBT commented on the plan, questioning the incentive structure. He noted that with 100% of the supply unlocked at the Token Generation Event (TGE), including 18.5% allocated to the team and 32% to investors, there could be a rush to sell all tokens from day one. This, he argued, raises concerns about how to motivate continued commitment to the protocol and ensure its success.