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# Token Economic Model
Token Allocation
The total supply of tokens is 100 billion, named MEDX. Initially, the tokens are planned to be issued on the BNB Chain network, with future expansion to ETH Layer2 networks such as Arbitrum and Base. The token allocation is as follows:
* 5% allocated to the team
* 10% allocated to VCs and investment institutions
* 3% allocated to market operations
* 5% allocated to OAT early users
* 2% allocated to market-making liquidity
* 75% released through the attention economy, with the release rate proportional to platform traffic contribution (the higher the traffic, the faster the release).
The specific details are approximately calculated as follows: Total views / Daily release base = Total release volume.
Users earn points by watching videos, which can be directly exchanged for tokens, thereby obtaining the release volume.
The release volume a user can obtain = (Number of videos watched / Total views) × Total release volume for the day
Users need to use tokens or U to purchase short videos.
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