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# Metrics

The **LF9 Token** follows a transparent and sustainable economic model, designed to ensure long-term ecosystem growth, community trust, and financial stability.\
Its structure was created to balance liquidity, development, marketing, and long-term incentives — all while supporting the continued expansion of the **Fabuloso Legacy**.

#### **Token Allocation**

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**Total supply: 1,000,000,000 $LF9**
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| Category               | Percentage | Description                                                                                            |
| ---------------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Liquidity**          | **25%**    | Ensures price stability and a healthy trading environment across exchanges.                            |
| **Team**               | **15%**    | Allocated to founders and core contributors to align long-term commitment.                             |
| **Marketing**          | **30%**    | Supports brand growth, influencer campaigns, football partnerships, and global exposure.               |
| **R\&D Fund**          | **25%**    | Dedicated to continuous ecosystem development, NFT marketplace upgrades, and technological innovation. |
| **Reserve & Treasury** | **5%**     | Secured for future strategic opportunities, partnerships, and sustainability.                          |

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