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# Refreshing Tokenomics

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### Tokenomics

LEMON is a tax-enabled token with a 5% transaction tax designed to support long-term ecosystem health. Collected taxes are used as an incentive for token buybacks, reinforcing liquidity and aligning ongoing activity with sustainable growth. This mechanism prioritizes stability and participation over short-term speculation, without promising fixed outcomes or returns.

LEMON features a dynamic tax system where the transaction tax drops by 0.1% for every 100,000 LEMON deposited into the vault, meaning taxes decrease as the ecosystem grows. Vault deposits are tax-free, and staked tokens earn 0.01% daily rewards that compound automatically. Withdrawals begin with a 90% tax that decays by 2% per day, reaching zero after 45 days. The team has staked 600M LEMON, aligning long-term incentives with the community.

&#x20;Token Symbol: LEMON

·       Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 LEMON

#### &#x20;Token Distribution

·       45% – Vault (450,000,000 LEMON)

o   Used for staking rewards and community incentives

·       20% – Vested Team (200,000,000 LEMON)

o   Team allocation subject to a vesting schedule

·       10% – Treasury (100,000,000 LEMON)

o   Development, operations, promotions, and competitions

·       15% – LP Liquidity (150,000,000 LEMON)

o   Initial liquidity provisioning

·       10% – Market Makers (100,000,000 LEMON)

o   Market making and liquidity support


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