# Tokenomics



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**Tax 9/9** - A part of the 9% tax will be set aside for marketing and development. These money are used to market the project, increase its user base, fund development efforts, and provide continuing project support.

**1% Auto Liquidity** - The "1% auto liquidity" function attempts to boost the liquidity and trading capabilities of the token. It improves the token's market depth by automatically providing liquidity to the pool, making it simpler for users to purchase and sell the token without significantly impacting its price.

**2% Buyback** - The tokens obtained from the 2% transaction tax are used to purchase tokens on the open market. These tokens are purchased with transaction tax funds, which might be in the form of the native cryptocurrency or any other base currency. The buyback mechanism can serve to maintain the token's price by ensuring consistent market demand for the token, particularly during periods of significant selling pressure.

**6% Marketing** - The tokens earned from the 6% transaction tax are saved in a marketing fund. This fund is used to support different marketing activities and promotional campaigns aimed at increasing public knowledge of the token, the project's aims, and its use cases. This allocation reserves 6% of each transaction's value for marketing and promotional operations to encourage the token's and its related project's growth and acceptance.

**2% Max Tx and 1% Sell Tx** - Frequently encountered in tokens with tokenomics aimed to encourage stability and minimize price volatility. These methods can help establish a more balanced and sustainable trading environment by restricting the amount of individual transactions and motivating users to keep their tokens for extended periods of time.

