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  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • YOC Overview
    • Investing in Fundraising Companies
    • Investing in Ongoing Companies
    • YOC Company Tokens and Currencies
    • Dividends
    • Tokenholder Surveys
    • Trade Companies at the Secondary Market
    • Staking and Farming
      • Farming
      • Staking
    • Liquidity
  • Organizational Model
  • Companies
  • Active Companies' Stages
    • Incorporation Stage
    • Operational Stage
    • Acquisition Offers and Companies Sell
  • Tokenomics
    • Company Tokens
    • YUSD - YOC´s Stable Coin
      • YUSD Tables and Explanation
    • YOCx - Government Tokens
  • Governance
    • Project Token Holders Surveys
    • DAO
  • Financial Reports
  • YOC´s business model and resources
    • YOC´s Lean Canvas
    • Revenue sources
      • YOCx and its valuation
      • Transacion Fees
      • Initial Participation on YOC´s Projects
      • Performance Fees
    • Responsabilities
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    • Audit
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  1. YOC´s business model and resources
  2. Revenue sources

YOCx and its valuation

A total of 505 million YOCx tokens will be minted, with the platform holding 20% of these tokens. This serves as the primary revenue source for the platform. The platform employs various strategies to stimulate demand for YOCx, driving token valuation. Among these strategies, we highlight:

· YUSD being the only acceptable token to invest in Projects

· YUSD composition of 25% YOCx

· Project Tokens fundraise period

· Farming and Staking

All these actions create demand for YOCx and generate its value.

Most importantly, these strategies are designed to ensure sustainability without impacting projects.

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