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# Daren Token

Unlike bonus points controlled by a centralized platform, the Daren Token is a cryptocurrency that physically exists on the blockchain. It can be transferred between users, listed on third-party exchanges or bought and sold on those exchanges.

Daren Token will be issued on all major public chains for a total of 10 billion tokens, which will never be reissued.

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#### **40%** Ecosystem&#x20;

trade-to-mine rewards, invitation rewards, voting rewards, etc., expected to last for more than 5 years

#### **22%** Investment and financing&#x20;

locked for 12 months after TGE, then linear monthly vesting over 36 months

#### **20%** Team and advisor&#x20;

locked for 12 months after TGE, then linear monthly vesting over 48 months

#### **10%** Daren Foundation&#x20;

locked for 18 months after TGE, then linear monthly vesting over 100 months

#### **5%** Marketing&#x20;

legal, marketing, community airdrop, etc.,&#x20;

#### **3%** MM Liquidity

[<br>](https://daren.market/en/docs/guide/08_nfts/)


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