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# Launch Details

### $ROO Tokenomics

The $ROO token will abide by the following split:<br>

**Whitelist Presale**: 65,000,000 tokens will be available for users to buy via the Whitelist Presale at a price of $0.01 per $ROO&#x20;

**Public Presale:** 23,333,333 tokens will be available for users to buy via the Public Presale at a price of $.015 per $ROO.&#x20;

**Team Allocation:** 10,000,000 tokens split amongst 5 team members. Vested for 90 days.&#x20;

**Treasury:** 50,000,000 tokens to be used for marketing, giveaways, burns, and to staff members/new developers.

**Tokens for Liquidity**: 10.000.000 $ROO

**Total Starting Amount:** 147,833,333 $ROO.&#x20;

**Initial Liquidity:** Initial Liquidity will be set at $500.000 with $ROO at an **initial starting price of $.025.**&#x20;

### Whitelist Presale

The Whitelist Presale will function as a Liquidity Bootstrapping event. Whitelisted members will be allowed to deposit a minimum of $100 with a maximum deposit of up to $5,000 USDC per wallet. In total, we aim to raise $650,000 for the protocol.

### Public Presale

The Public Presale will function as the primary mechanism for growing the treasury right off the bat. The Public Presale will have a max deposit of $5,000 and will aim to raise $350,000 for the treasury. The price will be $.015.

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