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# Tokenomics

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We have our native in-game currency Sportearn Token which is minted on the Binance smart chain.

&#x20;The goal with Sportearn Token is to create a sustainable economy while aligning the incentives for all the stakeholders of the ecosystem - Players, Builders, Developers & Investors&#x20;

## **Token Utility:**

* **Get complete access to the game**&#x20;

Use Sportearn Token for in-game activities - Level Upgrade, Sneaker minting, Sneaker customization, Single player challenges, Social competitions etc.

* **Experience real world**

utility Unlock access to Sportearn Tokeno -exclusive offers with brands across categories - gyms, health insurance, merchandise and more

* **Win staking rewards**&#x20;

Stake your Sportearn Token early on and get a chance to win rewards like free NFTs & minting tickets

* **Governance**&#x20;

Once we have built a mature product and ecosystem for all the stakeholders, we will start decentralizing the project and let the $Sportearn Token holders decide the direction and future of Sportearn.


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