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

# Token Allocation

### Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 Tokens

**Public Presale => 25%**\
We have allocated 25% of the total supply – 250,000,000 to be sold via Public Presale.

**Team=> 4%**\
4% of the total supply, which amounts to 40,000,000 tokens, is allocated and reserved for the team. We will release this allocation according to a strategic vesting schedule to prevent sudden price drops.

**Ecosystem/ in-game Rewards => 20%**\
We have allocated 20% of the total supply – 200,000,000 to the In-game rewards wallet. This allocation will act as a reward pool for the weekly leaderboard contest, daily and weekly quests activities.

**Staking Rewards => 10%**\
We have allocated 10% of the total supply – 100,000,000 to the Dirty AI Dogs staking protocol. This allocation will act as a reward pool for token staking within the Dirty AI Dogs ecosystem.

**Initial Liquidity => 15%**\
15% of the total $AIDOGS supply – 150,000,000 is allocated and reserved for creating an initial Liquidity Pool on a DEX. Immediately after creating the initial Liquidity pool, users can purchase $AIDOGS on the decentralized exchange using a supported pair.

**Marketing & Development => 10%**\
We have allocated 10% of the total supply – 100,000,000 for future marketing and development of the Dirty AI Dogs Ecosystem.

**Exchange Reserve => 10%**\
We have allocated 10% of the total supply – 100,000,000 for CEX listings

**Partnerships => 5%**\
We have allocated 5% of the total supply – 50,000,000 for Partnerships

**Airdrop => 1%**

We have allocated 1% of the total supply – 10,000,000 for Airdrop


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