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# KSO
### **Token information**
**Type: KlayDAO Token on Klaytn**\
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**Ticker: KSO**
**Total Supply: 10,000,000,000**
**Token Smart Contract : TBA**
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**Initial Circulating supply : 250,400,000 \[KSO]**
### **Main Business Model**
* **DEX** Swap Fee
* **IDO,IGO** Service Fee
* **INO** Service Fee
* **NFT Market-place** Transaction Fee
* **Incubation** Service Fee
### ***Token***** Allocation**
* Investment : 12%
* Marketing & Development : 5%
* Liquidity Fund : 5%
* Ecosystem Fund : 6%
* Insurance & Reserve : 3%
* Team : 10%
* Advisory : 5%
* Mining Pool : 10%
* Guild Adoption : 5%
* IDO : 1%
* CGF (Community Growth Fund) : 10%
* Game**-**fund : 18%
* Governance : 10%
### **Token distribution**
Both our seed and private rounds are distributed over many different investors wallets. By distributing our seed, private and public sales, we are trying to create the most fairly token distribution on launch possible with no single entity holding large quantities of the supply. For token vesting, we will use [Bonfida's vesting contracts](https://github.com/Bonfida/token-vesting) to lock tokens ahead of the public sale. For sake of transparency all addresses and vesting seeds will be published here, but you can already get an overview of it if you take a look at the distribution page in the explorer.
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