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# $R4RE Token

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#### $R4RE Token Overview

* Name: **R4RE**&#x20;
* Ticker: **$R4RE**
* Standard: **ERC-20**
* Buy Tax: **6%**&#x20;
* Sell Tax: &#x36;**%**
* Supply: **100 000 000**

**Functionality and utilities:**

* **Main Function**: Powers the entire RareUniverse ecosystem, acting as the foundational token to access utilities and rewards.
* **Ecosystem Transactions**: Used for buying, selling, and trading within the RareUniverse, from artwork to experiences.
* **Discounts**: Offers price reductions on purchases made within RareArt. This is designed to boost transaction taxes, and, in turn, raise rewards for stakers.

**Rewards and Incentives:**

* **Staking Rewards**: Stake $R4RE to earn [Staking](/staking-and-liquidity/staking.md), encouraging long-term holding and ecosystem engagement.
* **Revenue Sharing**: An equivalent the profits from RareArt sales is distributed to $R4RE token stakers [Tier 2 Rewards](/rewards-and-incentives/tier-2-rewards.md), aligning interests between the platform and its users.

$R4RE is designed to be at the core of RareUniverse, facilitating a vibrant, interactive art marketplace and community.

### Tax Distribution

* Rare Treasury: &#x33;**%**
* Staking Rewards: **3% as LP adds used for rewards.**&#x20;

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