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# Token Structure

{% hint style="info" %}
**Good to know:** Toonlands Ecosystem consists of 2 types of tokens which are used in different layers and have different purposes in the metaverse economy. \
1- $TOCO: Utility Token\
2- $COIN: Platform (Governance) Token
{% endhint %}

![Toonlands Metaverse Currency Ecosystem](/files/0N8kaxu5Af8R46VO9FJi)

## $TOCO

Deflationary tokens with a fixed supply (1.000.000.000), it is mainly used as a currency to purchase different NFT assets in the ecosystem, airdrop distributions, play to earn payouts & buy/swap $COINs. Tokens that can be earned and swapped in the metaverse will be called $TOCOX.

* Governance
* Stake Rewards
* Event/Game Rewards
* Lease Lands
* Rental Incomes
* Mining From Lands
* Vote
* Buy $COIN
* Buy Exclusive NFT Collections

## $COIN

COIN serves as the fundamental gas in Toonlands and has unlimited supply & offchain.

COIN used as the in-metaverse digital currency i.e. rewards given after completing a events, games & mining. When players receive $COIN it can be exchanged and utilized for the following features:

* In-Metaverse & In-Game Currency
* Buy Items
* Event/Game Rewards
* Design Lands
* Buy Decorations For Lands
* Upgrade Lands
* Buy Avatars
* Customization


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