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# Token Details

Here are the token and presale details for the 0xHub platform:

#### Token Information

* **Token Name:** 0xHub 
* **Token Symbol:** OxH
* **Total Supply:** 1 Billion 

**Token Allocation Table**

| Allocation   | Percentage | Token Amount (OxH) |
| ------------ | ---------- | ------------------ |
| Private Sale | 15%        | *150000000*        |
| Public Sale  | 25%        | *250000000*        |
| OG Holders   | 40%        | *400000000*        |
| Team         | 5%         | *50000000*         |
| Liquidity    | 10%        | *100000000*        |
| Marketing    | 5%         | *50000000*         |

#### Presale and Release Details

* **Tokens Released on Token Generation Event (TGE):** 25%
* **Subsequent Releases:** 25% of the tokens will be released every two weeks after the TGE until 100% of the tokens are distributed.

#### Financial Structure

* **Taxation:** There is a tax of **5%** on buys and **5%** on sells, which is designed to provide stability and support for the token's price and to fund various aspects of the project's development and marketing efforts.<br>
* Development Tax - **2%**
* Marketing Tax - **2.5%**
* Private Sale Holder Rewards - **0.5%**\ <br>

  #### Liquidity Lock

  * **Duration:** 2 years
  * To ensure stability and trust in the 0xHub ecosystem, liquidity will be locked for two years. This prevents the liquidity from being withdrawn and helps maintain a healthy trading environment.

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  This enhanced structure is designed to ensure a balanced distribution of tokens among early supporters, the development team, and users. It also provides the necessary liquidity and funding for ongoing development and marketing initiatives to support the growth and sustainability of the 0xHub platform.


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