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# Token Distribution

## Total Supply ⇒ 110 Million MFORGE 

**Private Sale** ⇒ 5.45% = 6,000,000\
**Development** ⇒ 12.55% =  13,800,000\
**Founders** ⇒ 9.09% = 10,000,000\
**Treasury** ⇒ 4.55% = 5,000,000\
**Initial Liquidity** ⇒ 0.91% = 1,000,000\
**Marketing** ⇒ 9.09% = 10,000,000\
**Staking Rewards Pool** ⇒ 10% = 11,000,000\
**LP Staking** ⇒ 13.64% = 15,000,000\
**Community Rewards** ⇒ 13.64% = 15,000,000\
**Ecosystem** ⇒ 21.09% = 23,200,000

## Token Migration (New token)

**Last price** ==> $0.01517\
**Old Total supply** ==> 500M\
100% in circulation

## New total supply ⇒ 110M

**Migration ratio** ⇒ 1:5\
**1 new token** = 5 old tokens \
Liquidity transferred from old contract.

## Token allocation

**Migration** ⇒ 100,000,000\
**Ecosystem** ⇒ 10,000,000

## Current Revenue Sources 

Our current revenue model is designed to ensure the sustainability and growth of the MetaForge ecosystem while providing value to our stakeholders. As part of our fee structure, we implement the following charges:

* **Sell Transactions:** A fixed fee of 5% is applied on all sell transactions, collected in our native asset MFORGE.
* **Buy Transactions:** A fixed fee of 2% is applied on all buy transactions, collected in MFORGE.
* **LP Token Staking Penalty:** A penalty of 20% is enforced on LP token staking, serving as a mechanism to maintain liquidity within the ecosystem. The penalty is collected in MFORGE.

These charges are implemented consistently across all buy and sell transactions, as well as LP token staking activities. By leveraging this revenue model, we aim to support ongoing development, incentivize participation, and ensure the long-term sustainability of the MetaForge platform..


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