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# Tokenomics
Tokenomics
#### CNF Token Allocation
**1. Watch to Earn: 25%**
25% of tokens are allocated for watch to earn reward.
**2. Team & Advisors: 10%**
10% Tokens reserved for Advisors and Team.
**3. Marketing: 11%**
10% tokens are reserved for Marketing.
**4. Liquidity: 12%**
Ensuring 12% liquidity on exchanges to facilitate smooth trading and conversion of CNF tokens.
**5. Treasury: 10%**
10% Funds set aside for unforeseen circumstances and reserve purposes.
**6. Seed: 0.25%**
0.25% of token are for Seed investors .
**7. Private Sale: 1%**
1% of token are for Private investors .
**8. Public Sale Round 1: 2.5%**
2.5% allocation for public sale round 1.
**9. Public Sale Round 2: 2.5%**
2.5% allocation for public sale round 2.
**10. Public Sale Round 3: 3%**
3% allocation for public sale round 3.
**11. Public Sale Round 4: 4.35%**
4.35% allocation for public sale round 4.
**12. Staking Reward: 8%**
8% tokens reserved for Staking Reward.
**13. Development: 10.40%**
10.40% Funds allocated for Development activities.
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