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# Token Distribution/Info

#### Total Issuance

UFC319 has a total issuance of 100 billion tokens, structured to support the platform’s various economic activities and incentivize participation.

#### Distribution Breakdown

* **Activation Pool:** 99.9 billion tokens are allocated to the activation pool, ensuring liquidity and accessibility for users engaging with the platform.
* **DAO Allocation:** 90 million tokens are reserved for the DAO, facilitating community governance and rewarding active participants.
* **Note Pool:** 10 million tokens are set aside in the note pool for specific platform-related incentives and activities.
* **Extreme Deflation:** 2.1 million tokens are designated for extreme deflation measures to support the token’s value over time.

#### Network Slippage Configuration

The network slippage is configured at 5% for both buying and selling transactions. The breakdown is as follows:

* **Burning Reward Pool:** 2%
* **Weight Dividend:** 1%
* **Block Reward:** 1.5%
* **DAO Allocation:** 0.5%

#### Deflationary Mechanics

UFC319 incorporates multiple deflationary mechanisms to reduce the token supply over time, thereby increasing the token’s value. This includes automatic pot burning and follow-up selling contract mechanisms designed to sustain long-term growth and stability in the ecosystem. These measures ensure a steady decrease in the overall token supply, driving up demand and supporting the token’s price appreciation.

By leveraging a strategic token distribution model and robust deflationary mechanisms, UFC319 aims to create a sustainable and value-driven ecosystem for all participants.


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