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# $CITI Token Distribution

$CITI launched on **ArrowPad on Robinhood Chain** with a fair, liquidity-first distribution.

## Distribution

* **Liquidity:** The overwhelming majority of supply is committed to liquidity, ensuring deep, seamless trading for holders.
* **No privileged unlocks that undercut holders:** Distribution is designed to keep the playing field level rather than front-loading insiders.

## Supply and Deflation

* $CITI has a fixed initial supply on Robinhood Chain.
* Supply is **deflationary over time**: every profitable trade of the Creator Fee Vault funds a buyback and burn, permanently removing $CITI from circulation.
* All buybacks and burns are on-chain and verifiable.

## Creator Fees & Platform Utility

* Creator fees from trades feed the Creator Fee Vault that powers the buyback-and-burn engine.
* Holding **0.1% of the total $CITI supply** in any wallet grants full token-gated access to the Selaciti trading platform.
* See [$CITI Tokenomics](/tokenomics/tokenomics.md) for the full flow.

Supply policy and any future changes are published transparently on-chain.


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