Token Allocation

The distribution of KDOE tokens is a crucial element in the advancement and expansion of the KDOE ecosystem. To guarantee the long-term viability and prosperity of the platform, we have meticulously evaluated the multiple applications of KDOE tokens and devised a comprehensive allocation strategy.

Airdrop

18.8% of the total tokens will be reserved for an airdrop to DOE Token holders. This is total based on the snapshot taken prior to launch.

Staking

15% of the total tokens will be dedicated to staking, allowing token holders to earn rewards for supporting the network by holding and staking their tokens.

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Gaming

14% of the total tokens will be focused on the gaming industry, which is a key focus for KDOE. These tokens will be used to incentivize adoption and engagement within the gaming community and drive the growth of the platform.

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CEX/Liquidity

27.2% of the total tokens will be reserved for CEX/liquidity to ensure the liquidity and stability of the token by providing a source of tokens for exchange listings and liquidity pools (DeFi).

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Development

10% of the total tokens will be used to finance the ongoing development and maintenance of the ecosystem, as well as any necessary research and development.

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Marketing

10% of the total tokens will be allocated to marketing efforts to promote the adoption and engagement of the KDOE Ecosystem.

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Team

5% of the total tokens will be reserved for the team to align their interests with those of the community and incentivize their continued efforts in building and improving the platform.

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These token allocation percentages may vary in the future. KDOE holders will have the opportunity to participate in the governance of the token allocation and percentages through the Kudoe DAO. This will allow the community to have an active role in the direction and development of the KDOE ecosystem. The team allocation will be an exception to this, as it will be managed solely by the founders.

Token Allocation Wallets

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