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# $F Tokenomics
The F token allocation is as follows:
**1. Community — 28.5% | 2,850,000,000 F**
The community allocation will help reward community members, users, and contributors. It will also fuel the expansion and adoption of the SynFutures ecosystem.
**1.1. Airdrop — 7.5% | 750,000,000 F**
SynFutures will airdrop 7.5% of the total supply to users who’ve consistently engaged with SynFutures protocol v1, v2, and v3.
**1.2. Ecosystem — 20.5% | 2,050,000,000 F**
Ecosystem growth is crucial to the success of SynFutures. The Foundation has thus allocated 20.5% of the F supply toward expanding SynFutures. Some of the allocation channels include:
* Incentive programs to onboard new users.
* Collaboration with strong partners.
* Grants and funding for third-party developers building on the protocol.
* Community initiatives, hackathons, and other engagement programs.
**1.3. Liquidity Campaigns — 0.5% | 50,000,000 F**
This allocation will help accelerate F token listing and trading activities on multiple initial and follow-on exchange venues. It’ll also ensure wider adoption of F tokens across multiple communities.
**2. Backers & Advisors — 23.5% | 2,350,000,000 F**
SynFutures has reserved a 23.5% allocation for backers and advisors who contribute funds, expertise, and other valuable support to the development of SynFutures.
**3. Foundation Treasury — 25.0% | 2,500,000,000 F**
The SynFutures Foundation Treasury, constituting 25% of the total F supply, will use the funds to support the long-term stability and development of SynFutures.
The Foundation will leverage its treasury allocation to ensure long-term benefits for its users and communities, with the allocation channels including, but not limited to, the following:
* Deploying tokens for strategic partnerships and business development.
* Covering operational expenses and new initiatives.
* Ensuring long-term sustainable development across cycles.
**4. Core Contributors — 15.0% | 1,500,000,000 F**
Since day 1, many core contributors have tirelessly focused on SynFutures’ security, engineering, product, infrastructure, growth, and operations.
The 15% allocation will go toward rewarding their past efforts and ensuring future alignment of incentives for long-term development.
**5. Protocol Development — 5.0% | 500,000,000 F**
It’s still early days for DeFi and there’s much more to build, add, and improve.
5% of the total supply allocated toward Protocol Development will ensure adequate resources to fund ongoing R\&D, engineering, and implementation of new features and upgrades.
Some of the potential allocation channels are as follows:
* Competitive salaries to attract and retain top technical talent.
* Funding for protocol audits, security improvements, and infrastructure scaling.
* Research into novel blockchain technologies, AMMs, and consensus mechanisms.
* Integrations with complementary projects and platforms.
**6. Liquidity — 3.0% | 300,000,000 F**
Liquidity allocation will ensure sufficient liquidity for the F token on exchanges, facilitating price discovery and seamless trading.
Here’s how SynFutures aims to utilize the funds:
* Providing initial liquidity for token trading pairs on exchanges.
* Maintaining healthy token liquidity through various incentive programs.
* Supporting token listings on new exchanges as the protocol expands globally.
For more details on the $F token and the SynFutures Foundation, please refer to [this article](https://knowledgehub.synfutures.com/introducing-synfutures-foundation-and-the-f-token/).
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