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# VIII. Tokenomics

## Tokenomics

* Token Name : GameGameFi
* Ticker: GGF 
* Token Type: Updating
* Blockchain: Bitcoin, ERC20, BEP20 
* Contract: Updating
* Total Supply: 10,000,000,000 GGF 
* Circulating Supply: Updating

## Distributions

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## Token Use Case

The $GGF token will be used for the following purposes:

* Platform fees.
* Transaction fees.
* Participation in the Launchpad.
* Receiving exclusive airdrops from games on the platform.
* Staking and earning staking rewards (users will receive 10% of the project's profits and token rewards from GGF-supported game projects).
* Access to exclusive features and events within the platform.
* Voting, proposing, and DAO governance.
* Paying for products on the Launcher Marketplace.
* Seasonal ticket rewards.
* Burning $GGF through platform fees such as IDO or Marketplace, and a 5% penalty fee for early unstaking.


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