MATR1X FIRE: Launch of the Infinite Game program to destroy 500 million FIRE tokens

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Odaily2024/06/21 16:17

By:Odaily

Odaily News Shooting game MATR1X FIRE posted on the X platform that it is launching the Infinite Game plan, which aims to destroy 500 million FIRE tokens. The first stage is the Firefly stage, in which the initial total supply of FIRE is capped at 1 billion tokens and the destruction mechanism is activated. All FIRE consumed in the Apollo program will be destroyed, and it is expected that 23.85 million FIRE will be destroyed. In addition, 80% of the team tokens will be destroyed, and the 25 million tokens held by the founding team will be reduced to 5 million tokens. The 20 million FIRE removed will also be destroyed, further reducing the total supply cap. The second stage is the Flamingo stage, which aims to expand the use of FIRE, accelerate destruction, and reduce the total supply to 500 million. The third stage is the Phoenix stage, which upgrades the game economic cycle, diversifies the game ecosystem, and realizes the full circulation of $FIRE tokens.

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