# Tokenomics

## Tokenomics

The $DOO tokenomics model is designed to sustain long-term value, reward the community, and foster project growth. Here's a detailed breakdown:

* **Total Supply**: 1,000,000,000 $DOO
  * **Liquidity**: 40% (400,000,000 $DOO) is allocated to liquidity pools to maintain stability in DEX listings.
  * **Burn Program**: 30% (300,000,000 $DOO) will be periodically burned to reduce circulating supply and create a deflationary effect.
  * **Marketing**: 5% (50,000,000 $DOO) is reserved for marketing activities to drive awareness and adoption.
  * **Incentives**: 10% (100,000,000 $DOO) will be used for incentivizing community engagement and participation.
  * **Event Rewards**: 15% (150,000,000 $DOO) are dedicated to rewarding participants in special events and campaigns.

## Vesting Schedule

The $DOO vesting schedule is designed to promote long-term growth and stability, with specific allocations for each category:

* **Liquidity**: 25% of the liquidity tokens will be available at Token Generation Event (TGE). A 2-month cliff will follow, with the remaining tokens vesting over the next 6 months.
* **Burn Program**: 10% of the burn program tokens will be unlocked at TGE, with no cliff period. The remaining tokens will be vested gradually over a 9-month period.
* **Marketing**: Marketing tokens have a 3-month cliff after TGE, with no tokens released at TGE. After the cliff, tokens will be vested over the following 12 months.
* **Incentives**: Incentive tokens have a 2-month cliff, with no initial release at TGE. The vesting period will last for 10 months after the cliff.
* **Event Rewards**: Event rewards will be locked for 1 month after TGE, followed by a 5-month vesting period.

This vesting schedule ensures a gradual and controlled release of tokens into the market, maintaining liquidity and stability while preventing sudden sell-offs.


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