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# Tokenomics
## Immortal Token - $IMT
Immortal Token($IMT) is the native token for the Immortal World.
Our goal is to ensure that gamers are not just consumers of content, but have viable means to participate in the game's design, while also providing more engaging incentives for their activities and achievements.
$IMT holders can partake in major policy decisions of Immortal Rising 2 and receive additional rewards through staking. Additionally, it can be used as a reward for actions that contribute to the ecosystem, and as a currency needed for transaction activities on the chain. Users can use $IMT to acquire resources that are helpful for gameplay when necessary.
$IMT is not a game currency itself. However, it can be used to acquire Starlight, which is the game currency used within the game for governance or for producing top-tier assets. Starlight can also be converted into a more general game currency called Stardust at a specific exchange rate, but this conversion is irreversible. Additionally, while game currencies can generally be acquired through gameplay and contribution rewards, they are provided more significantly as a result of meaningful achievements in competitive play rather than through repetitive gaming.
A foundation will be established concurrently with the TGE, which will manage the tokens according to the announced plan. Operational details will be regularly disclosed to the community, and the execution plan may be halted or modified following DAO decisions. While the foundation does not seek profits, it accrues fees from goods consumption to cover minimal operational costs and maintain asset value.
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