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# MTT Token Allocation Map

**Tournament Rewards: 40%**, allocated for various event rewards on the MTT Sports Platform, which regular players can earn by participating in MTT Sports events.

**Validators Mining: 10%**, used to incentivize MTT Network validators who participate in network security and block production through the consensus mechanism.

**Reserved: 15%**, managed by the MTT Foundation, it is primarily used for future event funding and hosting larger-scale MTT tournaments.

**Treasury: 5%**, managed by the MTT Foundation to support the development of the MTT ecosystem and community incentives. Additionally, a majority of the revenue from MTT Sports will enter the treasury, to be allocated uniformly through DAO voting.

**Team: 15%**, allocated to the core team and developers to reward their ongoing contributions to the project. Team tokens will have a vesting period followed by linear release to ensure long-term commitment.

**Investors: 15%**, allocated to investors supporting the project's early development, including seed investors and private sale participants. Similarly, these tokens are subject to lock-up periods and release mechanisms.

<figure><img src="/files/tRGxAlpAFToPxBZKdXEI" alt=""><figcaption><p>Token Allocation Map</p></figcaption></figure>


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