> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ben-on-xlayer.gitbook.io/benokx/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ben-on-xlayer.gitbook.io/benokx/the-project/editor.md).

# Tokenomics

The total supply of **BEN tokens is capped at 1,000,000,000.** The design is simple and transparent, removing the usual risks of hidden allocations, presales, or team dumps. BEN is built to ensure fairness and long-term community trust.\
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**Contract Address:**\
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0xf162d7f55a90476349cc0ae9812adeabbbe573b9

#### Allocation Breakdown

* **90% – Liquidity Pool (LP)**\
  Added at launch and **fully locked** to guarantee smooth trading and prevent manipulation.
  * Ensures stability and accessibility for everyone.
  * LP tokens are renounced, meaning no single party can pull liquidity.
* **5% – Community Treasury**\
  Dedicated to marketing pushes, meme contests, partnerships, and rewarding active holders.
  * Managed transparently with community input.
  * Fuels BEN’s cultural growth and viral expansion.
* **5% – Growth & Development**\
  Reserved for listings, collaborations, and future ecosystem expansions.
  * Funds CEX/DEX listings and potential integrations.
  * Keeps BEN relevant and competitive long-term.

#### Core Principles

* **No Presale**.
* **No VC Backing.**
* **Ownership Renounced.**
* **100% Fair Launch.**


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