> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://multix.gitbook.io/multix/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://multix.gitbook.io/multix/multix-tokenomics.md).

# Multix Tokenomics

One of the key advantages of our tokenomics is the deliberate decision not to attract private investors and funds in the early stages of the project. This allows us to maintain full transparency and equality for all users. We started with a fair and open token sale accessible to everyone on equal terms. This approach ensures that every project participant has the same opportunities to obtain tokens from the very start, without facing the dominance of large investors. We strive for fairness and are creating an ecosystem where every user is important and can contribute to the project's development.

**Network:** TON\
**Ticket:** $MLTX\
**Maximum Supply:** 100,000,000

### **Distribution**

The tokenomics of the Multix project is carefully thought out and includes several key categories, each playing an important role in supporting and developing the ecosystem:

1. **Community — Tokens allocated for farming:** These tokens are used to incentivize platform participants through various farming campaigns. Participants can receive them for activity and interaction with projects.
2. **Rewards — Tokens for rewards:** Tokens intended to encourage users both within the platform and beyond. They can be part of a loyalty program or used for other initiatives related to user retention and motivation.
3. **Multistaking — Tokens for multi-staking:** These tokens are used for the unique Multistaking feature. Users stake their Multix tokens and receive rewards in the form of points from all the projects they participate in.
4. **Influence — Tokens for project influencers:** A portion of the tokens is allocated for rewarding and motivating influencers who will promote the Multix project and attract attention from a wide audience.
5. **Marketing — Tokens for marketing:** These tokens are intended for marketing initiatives that will contribute to the further development and growth of the project. They are used for advertising campaigns, partnership programs, and other marketing activities.
6. **Fairlaunch — Tokens for conducting a Fair Launch:** Tokens allocated for conducting a fair project launch, which will allow attracting the widest possible range of participants with equal participation conditions.
7. **Early Round Token Sale — Tokens for the early round of Token Sale:** These tokens will be sold at an early stage of the project, providing investors with the opportunity to support Multix at its inception. Departing from the classical approach in conducting Early Rounds, Multix makes the early round completely open to all interested parties.
8. **DEX Listing — Tokens for DEX listing:** Tokens intended for listing on decentralized exchanges (DEX), ensuring liquidity and availability of tokens for trading on the secondary market.
9. **Team/Dev — Tokens for the team:** A portion of the tokens is reserved for the development team that created and supports the project. These tokens help motivate the team for long-term work on the project.
10. **Treasures — Token reserve:** The reserve is intended for the long-term development of the project and support of its ecosystem. These tokens can be used for strategic purposes such as partnerships, further development, and expansion of the project's capabilities.

This tokenomics structure ensures a balanced distribution of resources, supporting both the project's growth and the interests of participants.


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