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# TDG Emissions

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The entire supply of TDG will be put into our staking DAPP contract and will be released in equal emissions for 100 years, there is no emission curve and ALL NFTs will count as the same weight for staking. There was no pre-mining, except for minimal live testing.&#x20;

### <mark style="color:green;">Supply:</mark>

10,000,000,000 maximum supply

About 270k released every day over the next 100 years

Your daily emissions = \~270,000 divided by the number of NFTs staked.

We will not support any monetization of this token. It is purely for community utility.


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