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# Tokenomics

## **Total Supply: 1.000.000.000 Tokens**

### **Token Allocation**

1. **Pre-sale: 35% (350,000,000 FSX)**\
   **Purpose**: Raise initial capital to fund the early stages of the project, drive development, and attract strategic partners before the public launch.
2. **Staking – 25% (250,000,000 FSX):**\
   **Purpose:** Incentivize long-term holding and active network participation by rewarding users who stake their tokens.
3. **Liquidity – 15% (150,000,000 FSX):**\
   **Purpose**: Provide robust liquidity for trading on both centralized and decentralized exchanges.
4. **Marketing & Partnerships – 10% (100,000,000 FSX):**\
   **Purpose**: Fund marketing campaigns, brand awareness initiatives, and strategic partnerships to expand the FutureSyncx ecosystem.
5. **Treasury – 10% (100,000,000 FSX):**\
   **Purpose**: Serve as a reserve for ongoing ecosystem development, future strategic initiatives, and to ensure long-term sustainability.
6. **Team – 5% (50,000,000 FSX):**\
   **Purpose**: Reward and incentivize founders, team members, and advisors who contribute to the project’s success.

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### **Summary**

| Allocation    | Percentage   | Tokens              |
| ------------- | ------------ | ------------------- |
| **Presale**   | 3**5%**      | **350,000,000 FSX** |
| **Staking**   | 25**%** | **250,000,000 FSX** |
| **Liquidity** | **15%**      | **150,000,000 FSX** |
| **Marketing** | 10**%** | **100,000,000 FSX** |
| **Treasury**  | 10**%** | **100,000,000 FSX** |
| **Team**      | **5%**       | **50,000,000 FSX**  |


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