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# EVERY Token
**Specifications**
The $EVERY Token is built on the Ethereum blockchain network (ERC-20) and Base, an Ethereum Layer 2 network, and has a total fixed supply of 10 billion tokens.
**Core Token Utility**
* **Promoting Content**: $EVERY will be the only method of payment accepted by Everyworld to promote content. Users include brands, companies and creators that are marketing a product or content through Everyworld. Non-commercial users may also choose to pay to promote content in order to generate more engagement.
* **Drawing Entries**: Holders of $EVERY will receive entries into the token Drawings without needing to earn entries through engagement on Everyworld.
**Tokenomics**
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