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# Tokenomics
The following diagram summarizes the token flows between the Protocol and its users:
Figure 1
**Token Name: LUCI**
Max Supply: 100,000,000
Initial Circulating Supply: 10,000,000
**Token Name 2: LCI**
Max Supply: TBD
Initial Circulating Supply: TBD
**Token Distribution**
* Public Sale via Reg A Tier 2 Offering: 10% (10,000,000 LCI)
* Team & Advisory Board: 15% (15,000,000 LCI - w/ 3-year vesting period)
* Marketing: 10% (10,000,000 LCI)
* Treasury: 33% (33,000,000 LCI)
* Community Rewards: 17% (17,000,000 LCI)
**Token Utility**
* Governance: LCI token holders can vote on proposals - is it LCI token holders as well?
* Staking: LCI token holders can stake their tokens to earn rewards
* Discounted Fees: LCI tokens can be used to receive discounts
* We need to add Trading: LCI tokens can be used to issue arb trades
**TVL Calculation for Lucia Protocol:**
In this equation, *Asset\_i* refers to the *iˆth* asset supported within the Lucia Protocol ecosystem. The term *Quantity of Asset\_i* indicates the total volume of that particular asset *(Asset\_i)*that is currently being lent out or utilized as collateral within the platform. Conversely, *Price of Asset\_i* denotes the present market valuation of Asseti, expressed in USD.
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