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# Token Allocation

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**Initial Liquidity (30%):** SolAI recognizes the paramount importance of liquidity in fostering a vibrant and efficient marketplace. To ensure adequate liquidity from the outset, 30% of the total token supply is allocated to initial liquidity pools. These pools will facilitate seamless token trading and foster market depth, enhancing user experience and attracting liquidity providers.

**Minting (50%):** The minting phase plays a pivotal role in SolAI's token distribution strategy, comprising 50% of the total token allocation. Minting allows for the controlled release of tokens over time, providing flexibility in adjusting token supply according to market demand and project milestones. This allocation empowers the project to adapt to evolving market conditions while maintaining a balanced token ecosystem.

**Team Incentives (20% with three-month unlock):** SolAI recognizes the invaluable contributions of its team members to the project's success and longevity. To incentivize and retain top talent, 20% of the token supply is allocated to team members, subject to a three-month unlock period. This allocation ensures alignment of interests between the team and token holders, fostering long-term commitment and dedication to project development.

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