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# Setting up Distributions

To set up a new asset split, visit the distribution tab of your project’s settings and select the Add Asset Split button.

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You can now configure your new asset split with a name and list of recipients with designated shares, totaling 100% of assets targeting the split.

By default, the recipients list populates with the project treasury, the parent project treasury when using a node, and the staked token holders when staking is enabled. You can also add recipients by wallet address.

You can change these values at any time through a proposal, or you can set up more splits to have more options at the ready.

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