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# Tokenomics

#### Community Airdrop — 40%

Allocated to: \
•Early liquidity providers Wallets that send in any amount of $. \
•Any amount sent is instantly added into the liquidity pool. \
•You are free to send in any amount.\
 •Your token allocation increases proportionally to the amount you send. \
•Wallets that send in $0 These users receive the base airdrop allocation.

The Phase 1 Airdrop serves as the initial ignition event of the SparkLove ecosystem ensuring wide distribution, strong early engagement, and decentralized ownership from day one. <br>

#### &#x20;Phase 2 — 30%

Redacted

Reserved for strategic expansion, following the full completion of Phase 1.<br>

#### Team Allocation — 10%

This allocation is fully locked and vested, ensuring long-term alignment between the team and the community.

Supports: \
• Core contributors \
• Developers\
• Ongoing protocol improvements \
• Multi-year ecosystem maintenance

#### &#x20;**Liquidity — 20%**

Dedicated to ensuring deep, healthy, and stable liquidity throughout the entire lifecycle of the token.

This allocation supports long-term trading efficiency, minimized slippage, and sustainable market operations.

Sell Tax Mechanism (First 30 Days)

To maintain early market stability and discourage immediate selling after launch, SparkLove implements a temporary sell tax during the first 30 days.

How It Works \
• A sell tax applies to every token sale within the first 30 days. \
• All collected tax is stored in a protocol-controlled accumulation wallet. \
• Every 3 days, the total accumulated tax is burned permanently.

This burn-and-reset cycle continues throughout the entire 30-day window.

Purpose of the 30-Day Burn Cycle

This mechanism establishes a deflationary launch economy, providing:\
&#x20;• Strong incentives for phase 2 \
• Increasing scarcity through recurring burns \
• Sustainable, organic price discovery prior to Phase 2

Once the 30-day period and all scheduled burns are complete, the protocol transitions into Phase 2, enabling broader ecosystem expansion.

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This model creates **long-term value** for holders while helping maintain **ecosystem balance** by reducing circulating supply over time.
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