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# $BXBT Token

## Token Details: 

Token Ticker: [<mark style="color:yellow;">$BXBT</mark>](https://www.dextools.io/app/en/ether/pair-explorer/0x9c04560df8dff626555317ccc2c336b9c24fda41)

Network: Ethereum

Token Address: [<mark style="color:yellow;">0x33f289d91286535c47270c8479f6776fb3adeb3e</mark>](https://etherscan.io/token/0x33f289d91286535c47270c8479f6776fb3adeb3e)

Current Circulating Supply: 85,457,105 BXBT (85.45%)

Max Total Supply: 100,000,000 BXBT (100%)

BXBT Burned: 4,573,644.79 (4.57%)

Current Total Supply: 95,426,355.21 (95.42%)

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## Token Econ:

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* 🔄 Token Allocation: There is a maximum supply of 100 million BXBT tokens. At launch, 70% was added to the initial Uniswap liquidity pool, and the remaining 30% was allocated to the BoxBet Treasury.
* 🔥 **BXBT Token Reduction & Burn**: 10% of BoxBet's GGR will be used to buy back BXBT tokens from the market. These tokens are then permanently burned at the end of each month, continuing until 75% of the total supply is eliminated, enhancing the token's scarcity. Read more [Buy and Burn](/bxbt/overview/buy-and-burn.md).

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