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# About Cube

**Token: Cube**

**Introduction:Cubes are used for the composition of creations**

1\) By staking community-agreed mainstream currencies, users can losslessly mine Cubes.

2）Cubes are divided into eight colors, black CBK, white CWT, red CRD, orange COG, yellow CYL, green CGN, blue CBU, purple CPL.

**Allocation**

1）Cube total supply: 8,000,000 = 1,000,000 Cubes \* 8 colors

2）Cubes are gradually released in the Cube Pool by staking mainstream tokens

• Miners 85%    • Official 5%    • Reward Pool 4%    • Liquidity Rewards 4% (released by the results of community voting)

3）Cubes are gradually released before staking mainstream tokens

• Lootbox Airdrop 1%    • Uniswap Liquidity 1%

**Production Reduction**

The first Mining Pool phase's supply is 2.4 million; the output is reduced by 30% at each phase of 180 days.


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