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# Tokenomics

Boba Finance Token Distribution

BFI Token Distribution

| Total BFI Supply | 1,500,000,000 |
| ---------------- | ------------- |

BFI Token Commissions

| On Each Transfer                                  | 0.1 PIRI    |
| ------------------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| Added to the PIRI Block network on each character | 0.0005 PIRI |

 

The total BFI supply to be available in the free market has been determined as 1,500,000,000 units. 15% of this quantity, equivalent to 225,000,000 BFI, has been allocated for private sales. 

Following these sales, the generated funds will be directly transferred to liquidity accounts to support the project and market price. 5% of the total supply, amounting to 75,000,000 BFI, is designated for market expenditures. These expenditures include exchanges, advertising firms, as well as social and print media publishers. 

5% of the total supply, corresponding to 75,000,000 BFI, constitutes the "Reserved Funds" representing funds allocated for company investors. 

10% of the total supply, totalling 150,000,000 BFI, is reserved for the core team and advisors. The distribution of these funds is planned for the second quarter of 2024.

5% of the total supply, totalling 75,000,000 BFI, is reserved for the potential partners.

The remaining 60% of the total supply, equivalent to 900,000,000 BFI, is reserved for common sales and can be procured from exchanges.

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