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# Genesis supply breakdown

### **Genesis supply: 10 000 000**

### Airdrop: 35%

The goal of airdrop is to distribute SCRT tokens to stakers, mostly those who stack with smaller validators or validators that support the network, examples of such validators are Secret University, Starshell, Fina, Alter, Trivium, .....

Each validator will be given the opportunity to fill out a form saying what they do for the network, or what they are willing to do for the network if their stakeholders receive a larger share of the airdrop

The goal is to incentivize SCRT throwers in the long run to flip their coins to validators who support the network, which will lead to better funding for Secret Network builders

### SEFI: 20%

Each SEFI holder will get the opportunity to exchange their old tokens for ADMT token at a predetermined ratio.

### Team: 20%

The team will receive funding of 20% supply in order to upgrade the existing dapp and also as a reward for the built product so far. The goal is to motivate the core team to improve the dapp and bring new and innovative products in the long term

### DAO: 17%

The DAO will be funded by 17% supply, the purpose is to fund community expenses, liquidity matches or for example additional funding for core/side teams Any team/builder will be able to apply for additional funding during the course of the DAO if there are enough funds in the DAO treasury.

### Public Goods: 5%

The funds will be used to finance public goods and also as incentives to implement AdamantWare technologies in these applications, e.g. wallets, dashboards, etc.

At the same time, the goal will be to support hackathons

### Advisors: 3%

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