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# Perpetual Daily Auctions

The total supply of XBURN tokens will be fully distributed over the first 10 days. After that, the deflationary mechanism will take effect. However, the auctions will continue indefinitely, thanks to a unique innovation which is XBURN Vault.&#x20;

**Daily Auctions Details**:

• Auctions are 24-hours each.

• During first 10 days there is 100,000,000 XBURN tokens up for auction every day.

• After the 10th day the daily auctions consist of 20% of all the XBURN tokens in XBURN Vault each day.

**Daily Auction Claiming**:&#x20;

All XBURN tokens from the daily auctions are distributed simultaneously at the start of each new day.

This ensures a clear price comparison (and potential arbitrage opportunities) between the tokens received from the auction and the liquidity pools price.

**Daily Auction Game Theory**:

• The entire token supply is released through the first 10 days.

• This allows XBURN tokens to immediately enter a deflationary phase after 10 days.


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