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# 6. Tokenomics

StarkMeta’s in-game economy is built around its native token, $STARK, which powers the entire ecosystem. The token serves as the primary means of transaction within the game and can be used for purchasing items, staking, and rewarding players.

**Total Supply**: 100,000,000 $STARK&#x20;

**Blockchain Based**: Arbitrum&#x20;

Full MCAP: 25M USD&#x20;

**Price**: 0.25 USD

**Token Distribution**:&#x20;

**Team and Advisors**: 10% (2 year vesting)&#x20;

**Seed, Private, Presale**: 10% (1 year vesting)&#x20;

**Community and Ecosystem**: 30% (Airdrops, staking rewards, DeFi)&#x20;

**Game Development and Reserves**: 25% (3-year vesting)&#x20;

**Partnerships and Strategic Investments**: 10% (1-year vesting)&#x20;

**Staking and Governance**: 15% (2-year vesting)

The $STARK token is designed to fuel a play-to-earn model, rewarding players for their achievements, contributions, and participation in the game. Additionally, it will power staking and yield farming in the DeFi ecosystem.


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