# $CATI Tokenomics

$CATI will be $CATIZEN's JETTON governance/utility token. If $CATI holders stake their tokens, play games, and participate in key governance votes, they will be able to earn rewards (Third Party’s Utility Token or In-game virtual rewards) through **Launchpool and Task Center**.

### Allocation

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CATI, as the governance token of the Catizen ecosystem, has a total supply of 1 billion, which will never be increased. The releasing schedule and economic models:

✅ Airdrop and Ecosystem 43%

* Airdrop 34%
  * 15% TGE 100%, for Season 1 Player Reward.&#x20;
  * 19% TGE 0%, For the remaining portion of airdrop, it will be used for quarterly season airdrop campaign, rewarding players in future seasons. 9,900,000 tokens (0.99%) will be airdropped in the beginning of second quarter. This figure will increase by 10% every quarter until the 7th quarter, after which the release is linear. The entire airdrop process will be completed within 12 quarters following the TGE.
* Launchpool 9%, TGE 100%

✅ Liquidity 5%, TGE 100%

✅ Treasury 15%, TGE 10%, 12-month cliff, 48-month linear release

✅ Team 20%, TGE 0%, 12-month cliff, 48-month linear release&#x20;

✅ Investors 10%, TGE 0%, 12-month cliff, 48-month linear release

✅ Advisors 7%, TGE 0%, 12-month l cliff, 48-month linear release

According to this model, during the TGE phase, we will release 30.5% of the total supply, with the player airdrop part being 15%, accounting for 50% of the initial total supply. The remaining 50% will be used for Launchpool (9%), liquidity (5%), and treasury (1.5%). This ensures sufficient initial circulation but also allows continuous momentum in the long-term development of the ecosystem.


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