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# NSK Allocation

Symbol: NSK

Blockchain: Arbitrum

Supply: 1 trillion\ <br>

| Token Allocation | Percentage of Total Supply | Total NSK       |
| ---------------- | -------------------------- | --------------- |
| IDO              | 43%                        | 430,000,000,000 |
| Liquidity        | 30%                        | 300,000,000,000 |
| Marketing        | 5%                         | 50,000,000,000  |
| Airdrop          | 22%                        | 220,000,000,000 |

<figure><img src="/files/8rL1k15umW9fgaZR5YeI" alt=""><figcaption><p>NSK Allocation</p></figcaption></figure>

* IDO: 43% of the total token supply (430 billion NSK tokens) will be allocated for the IDO. Participants in the IDO will have the opportunity to acquire NSK tokens at an early stage.<br>
* Liquidity: 30% of the total token supply (300 billion NSK tokens) will be allocated for liquidity provision. This allocation will ensure sufficient liquidity on the NSK platform, enhancing the trading experience for users.<br>
* Marketing: 5% of the total token supply (50 billion NSK tokens) will be allocated for the marketing efforts. This allocation will be utilized to support the development, promotion, and growth of NSK, ensuring its long-term success.<br>
* Airdrop: 22% of the total token supply (220 billion NSK tokens) will be allocated for airdrop events. These airdrop events will distribute NSK tokens to participants, helping to increase awareness, engagement, and community involvement.


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