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# $FANS

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## $FANS Token

### Supply & Initial Distribution (launch via Clanker)

**100B total.**

* **70% Liquidity Pool (Uniswap v4).**
* **25% Creator Vault (30-day lock → 30-day vest).**
* **5% Community Airdrop (1-day lock → 7-day vest).**
* **0% Dev buy.**

### Utilities

**Access:** creators need 1,000,000 $FANS to launch pools (governance-modifiable).

**Staking:** multi-asset yield. Receives platform-level protocol share from all Fee Tokenizers (WETH + launched tokens + $FANS).

**Weekly Mining:** participation-weighted issuance drawn from Creator Vault once vesting starts.

**Power-ups:** spend $FANS for boosts; spending routes revenue back to stakers.

### System flywheel

**Spend $FANS → protocol revenue → staker rewards.**

**Stake $FANS → earn WETH + $FANS + long tail of launched tokens via Tokenized Fees.**

**Participate/Create → earn mining power → more $FANS.**


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