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# Game Economy

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Various token rewards will be provided to game developers, users, and influencers who participate in the ecosystem activation of the DuneX protocol.
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## $DuneX&#x20;

$DUNEX is Eternal Hearts' key currency token and a total of 10,000,000,000 can be issued.

The initially issued supply of $DUNEX(Game$Earn) is 3,000,000,000, and Game and Earn supply is issued when $ETHC earned by investing time and resources through game play is exchanged at a certain rate.

The maximum circulating supply cannot exceed 3,000,000,000.

All $DUNEX spent by players in EternalHearts will be burned from their spending wallets daily until the total maximum supply falls below 300,000,000.

### Earn

* $ETHC Exchange ($ETHC is an in-game currency.)
* Buy on the exchange

### Burn

* Level up in a specific section
* Level up to a high level master
* NFT Enhancement
* NFT synthesis
* ETC


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