💵$RUG Tokenomics

Tokenomics (a blend of "token" and "economics") refers to the economic structure, design, and distribution of a cryptocurrency or blockchain-based token within its ecosystem.

Tokens Distribution

Total Token Supply: $RUG 50,000,000,000

Tokens Usage	Percent of Supply
Private sell	8%
Pre-sell	10%
Public sale	11%
Liquidity	4%
Airdrops	1%
Game Rewards	20%
General game reserves	2%
Team	14%
Treasury	13%
Marketing	10%
Partnerships	5%
KOLs and Advisors	2%

Tokens Usage Definitions

Private Sale (8%)

This refers to a sale of tokens that happens privately, usually to institutional investors, venture capitalists, or early supporters, before the public has access.

Pre-sale (10%)

The pre-sale is a stage before the public sale where tokens are sold to a smaller group of investors, usually at a discount compared to the public sale.

Public Sale (11%)

This refers to the stage where the tokens are sold publicly to anyone who wishes to participate. It is often done through exchanges or Initial DEX Offerings (IDOs).

Liquidity (4%)

Liquidity refers to the percentage of tokens reserved to ensure the token can be easily bought and sold in the market without causing large price fluctuations.

Game Rewards (20%)

In a project involving gaming (like a play-to-earn platform), these tokens are distributed as rewards to players.

Reserves (2%)

Reserves refer to tokens held as a backup for unforeseen circumstances or future needs of the project. These tokens may also be used for staking rewards or emergency liquidity.

Airdrop (1%)

Airdrops are free distributions of tokens to the community or specific groups of users, often as a way to incentivize early adoption or reward participation.

Team (14%)

These tokens are allocated for the founding team and developers.

Treasury (13%)

The treasury represents the project's funds for long-term sustainability. These tokens are held by the organization to be used for future development, expansion, or operational costs.

Marketing (10%)

These tokens are allocated for marketing and promotional activities. This might include partnerships, advertising campaigns, or incentivizing influencers to promote the project.

Partnerships (4%)

This allocation is for strategic partnerships that can help the project grow. This might include collaborations with other projects, companies, or key industry players.

Advisors and KOLs (2%)

These tokens are reserved for advisors and Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), who are experts or influencers that help guide the project and promote it within the community.