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# 3.1  Token distribution

**Platform Name:** Bayesian

**Platform token:** Baye

**Number of issued:** 3.1415926 billion (Source π)

**Through the Bayesian deflation model,** deflation to 10% year by year: 314.15926 million.

**Technical keywords:** AI supercomputing, decentralized computing network protocol, distributed AI intelligent mechanism, probability, Exchangeability, Classification Real-Time Prediction, Recommendation System, Constructing Transfer Matrix, Value Transfer Timestamp.

**Main sponsors:** Bayesian Institute (Mountain View, CA); CIAI Southern California Institute of Artificial Intelligence; CIAI’s many famous experts and professors , 100+ PhDs in computer and AI artificial intelligence, 2000+ scholars in the field of supercomputing in Southern California;

**Academic application cooperation institutions:** governments, hospitals, schools, banks, large supercomputing centers, scientific research institutions, technology groups and e-commerce companies, Internet social platforms, and ordinary users without borders and regions around the world.

**The specific allocation ratio of Baye is:**

●     Bayesian Foundation: 5%（starts 6 months after the official online launch and is released linearly over 36 months.）

●     Public sale: 5%（50% locked position, to be released in 3 months after launching on the exchange）

●     Community airdrop activity: 5 %

●     Bayesian Institute team: 10%（starts 6 months after the official online launch and is released linearly over 36 months.）

●     Private equity investors: 5%

●     Node mining reward: 70%

<figure><img src="/files/3eBo3kS4LoTim16jd6H8" alt=""><figcaption><p><strong>（</strong>Token distribution ratio<strong>）</strong></p></figcaption></figure>

**Mining partial release formula：**

<figure><img src="/files/CYDbcgQCClmfryM6IWAA" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

The variable S represents the proportion of tokens released by mining rewards to the total number of tokens.

The variable t represents the number of months since the token sale.


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