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# Token Metrics

Dexpolygon creates $DPOLY to build communities and it must perform well. To do so, the metrics must make it possible for the token to perform well and metrics cannot simply be designed through a buckshot of figures on a spreadsheet.

Dexpolygon designs token metrics by constructing complex financial models that detail specific decisions that must be undertaken to build a token that acts as a growth tool for ecosystem. The value of our models is amplified by our acquired intuitive rationale and deep-rooted understanding of the psyche of hodler.

|                |            |
| -------------- | ---------- |
| Max Supply     | 10,000,000 |
| Initial Supply | 3,750,000  |

![Token Metrics](/files/-MeV5ywp70zZH7yNIDA-)

|  **Vesting** | **%Tokens** | **Start** | **%Unlock** | **xVesting** | **Times** |
| :----------: | :---------: | :-------: | :---------: | :----------: | :-------: |
|   Advisors   |      5      |  Jan 2022 |      10     |      10      | Quarterly |
| Private sale |      20     |  Aug 2021 |      25     |       4      | Quarterly |
|  Public sale |      40     |  Aug 2021 |      50     |       2      | Quarterly |
|   Promotion  |      10     | Sept 2021 |      20     |       5      | Quarterly |
|   Liquidity  |      25     |  Aug 2021 |      50     |       2      |  Monthly  |


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