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# $SURGE Token Distribution

The initial distribution of $SURGE tokens has been planned to foster a vibrant community, reward early supporters, and ensure sustainable growth. **It is designed to be deflationary with a fixed supply of 100 million tokens.**

### Airdrop Campaign: 5% <a href="#id-7515" id="id-7515"></a>

$SURGE will be airdropped to closed beta participants based on a cumulative points system that rewards buying and staking Beranauts, daily beta gameplay testing, leaderboard rankings, useful feedback, bug reporting, and participation in community quests. Participants will receive their $SURGE once the Berachain Mainnet launches.

[Details of Points System ->](broken://pages/BeFxYepCpVa6Nd1ashk4)

### Token Sale: 7.5%

Conducted on [Ramen Finance](https://ramen.finance/), the token sale aims to help with liquidity and fund further game development.

### Marketing, Partnerships, Advisors: 12.5% <a href="#id-40c4" id="id-40c4"></a>

Allocated to seed the $SURGE Liquidity Flywheel, future promotional initiatives, and strengthen ecosystem partnerships.

### Gameplay Emissions: 50% <a href="#id-9115" id="id-9115"></a>

The largest portion is dedicated to rewarding players through various game modes and activities, encouraging ongoing engagement and participation.

### Core Contributors: 25% <a href="#id-0aa9" id="id-0aa9"></a>

Distributed to core contributors to gameplay development.


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