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# Tokenomics

Our tokenomics structure is designed to establish a robust foundation for the ecosystem while ensuring fair distribution, liquidity, and sustainable growth. The allocation of tokens is as follows:

## Token Distribution

* **55% Seed-sale:** This allocation is dedicated to the initial offering of tokens, allowing early supporters to participate and contribute to the project's development.
  * 50% of which is unlocked after 1 week
* **25% Uniswap Pool:** A significant portion of tokens is allocated to the Uniswap liquidity pool, facilitating liquidity provision and decentralized trading opportunities within the ecosystem.
* **10% Locked Treasury:** This allocation is designated for the long-term sustainability and development of the project. These tokens are held in a locked treasury to support future initiatives and endeavors.
* **5% Centralized Exchanges (CEX):** Tokens allocated for listing on centralized exchanges to expand accessibility and reach a broader audience of investors and users.
* **3% Advisors:** A small portion of tokens is set aside for advisors who provide valuable guidance and expertise to steer the project toward success.
* **2% Marketing:** These tokens are allocated for marketing efforts, including promotional campaigns, partnerships, and community engagement to increase visibility and adoption.

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