Ten Protocol, a new Ethereum Layer-2 network that relies on Trusted Execution Environments for encrypted on-chain computation, opened its community token sale on the Legion launchpad operated by Nozomi Network. The offering features no tiers, fees or lock-ups, with tokens fully unlocking at the token-generation event. A total of 60 million TEN—6 percent of the eventual one-billion-token supply—has been allocated to community rewards, half of which will be available at mainnet launch and the remainder vesting over time for long-term contributors. According to the project’s newly released tokenomics, more than 43 percent of TEN’s overall supply is earmarked for community-focused initiatives, a share that the developers say positions the public round at a more attractive valuation than earlier private placements.