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# Pricing

Selaciti isn't sold by the month. Access is gated directly by the token itself.

## Passive Holding Benefits

Simply holding $CITI means you benefit from every buyback and burn executed by the Creator Fee Vault. No staking, no claiming, and no plan required.

## Full Platform Access — Hold 0.1% of $CITI

To unlock full trading platform features, connect your wallet holding **at least 0.1% of the total $CITI supply**.

**What 0.1% Holding Unlocks:**

* Full 8-layer intelligence architecture
* Unlimited autonomous strategies & trades
* Advanced predictive analytics & real-time multi-model sentiment analysis
* Robinhood Agentic integration
* Live Creator Fee Vault leaderboard & analytics
* Complete API access

## How Token-Gated Access Works

1. **Hold 0.1% of $CITI:** Acquire and maintain at least 0.1% of the total $CITI supply in any wallet you control.
2. **Connect Wallet:** Read-only connection on Robinhood Chain. Selaciti never requests transfers, approvals, or private keys.
3. **Instant Verification:** Your balance is verified on-chain and full access unlocks immediately.
4. **No Recurring Fees:** Stay above the 0.1% threshold and access never expires. If you sell below the threshold, access simply pauses until you top back up. You are never charged a subscription fee.

Questions? See the [FAQ](/pricing-and-faq/faq.md) or contact `support@selaciti.com`.


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