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# Tokenomics

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* Tokenomics of Protocol X ProtocolX will have a 100,000,000 capped token supply. 
* &#x20;(The Contract does not sell <mark style="color:purple;">**ANY**</mark> buy fees hence the dual reflections).
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{% hint style="success" %} <mark style="color:purple;">**Buy Fees: 4%**</mark> \
2% to Vault (PTX Rewards)\
2% to Burn
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{% hint style="danger" %} <mark style="color:purple;">**Sell Fees: 8%**</mark> \
4% to Vault (PUSD Rewards)\
4% to Burn
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*To purchase PTX, please ensure you use  6% / 10% in regard to slippage when purchasing.*
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Trade PTX here!
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Keeping the token and protocol growing and allowing the token to have positive price action pressure is very important to the long-term demand aspects of the protocol. Protocol X will solve this potential inflationary conflict via multiple means:

* Buy/Sale fees that support the token and protocol&#x20;
* Deflationary mechanics with real volume-based rewards
* No Ponzinomics
* Trading Bot Sustainability Mechanism & Real User trading
* Integrating Protocol X into a bigger system will promote multiple demand windows over time&#x20;
* Investments involving DeFi and real-world strategies.


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