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# tokenomics

## Supply information

| Metric             |                                      Value |
| ------------------ | -----------------------------------------: |
| Token name         |                                      PEEPS |
| Ticker             |                                     $PEEPS |
| Network            |                            Robinhood Chain |
| Standard           | ERC-20 or final deployed standard: **TBC** |
| Contract address   |                                    **TBC** |
| Total supply       |                                    **TBC** |
| Decimals           |                                    **TBC** |
| Circulating supply |              **TBC / link to live source** |
| Minting status     |                                    **TBC** |
| Burn functionality |                                    **TBC** |

## Distribution

Because $PEEPS was fair-launched, publish on-chain distribution rather than an invented allocation pie chart. Recommended disclosures include:

* deployer and creator wallets;
* top-holder concentration;
* liquidity pool addresses;
* treasury and marketing wallets;
* burned supply; and
* locked balances; and
* material related-party wallets.

## No fixed-return model

$PEEPS does not provide a guaranteed yield or return. Platform-supported purchases and burns, if executed, do not guarantee scarcity effects, demand, liquidity or price appreciation.


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