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TGE (Token Generation Event) – what it was and what happened to the tokens

What was the TGE? The Token Generation Event (TGE) marked the official launch of $SWEAT on September 12th, 2022. At that moment, the Foundation took a snapshot of users' sweatcoin balances and allocated $SWEAT at a 1:1 ratio — one $SWEAT for every sweatcoin held by users who had opted into crypto. Over 5 billion $SWEAT tokens were distributed to more than 13 million users. Sweatcoin balances were not affected. These tokens were locked in a smart contract and set to unlock gradually over 24 months, with the final unlock on September 12th, 2024. What happened to unclaimed TGE tokens? The community voted to burn all unclaimed TGE tokens. Following the vote, approximately 1.5 billion unclaimed $SWEAT were permanently burned and the TGE lockup smart contract was destroyed — making any further claims impossible. Can I still claim my TGE tokens? No. The deadline has passed and the smart contract no longer exists. Unclaimed tokens were burned as per the community's decision. How did the burn affect my balance? If you claimed your TGE allocation in time, your balance is unaffected. If you did not claim before the deadline, those tokens were burned and are no longer recoverable. Why was this done? Burning unclaimed tokens reduces the circulating supply, helping to maintain $SWEAT's value and ensuring that only active, engaged users hold the token. What if I missed the deadline? Multiple notifications were sent ahead of the deadline, and a 30-day grace period was provided. Unfortunately, tokens that were not claimed during that period cannot be recovered.

Last updated on Mar 17, 2026