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# Claims $FRAG & value deflation
FRAG token claim principle
Each ƒragment is associated with a quantity of FRAG token. This amount of $FRAG must be claimed via a procedure in order to credit the wallet of the owner.
When reselling the ƒragment, the new owner must also claim the amount of $FRAG associated with his NFT.
The $FRAG value of a tokenized ƒragments will be less and less higher as secondary market sales progress. The $FRAG value of ƒragments is deflationist. This is possible thanks to the unique specificities of Dynamic NFT's (dNFT) and Oracles.
$FRAG's global quota for projects
`(non-official values, by way of example)`
As collections are created on our ecosystem, we distribute less FRAG tokens per project.
In order to allow fairness for future FRAG owners, votes will cost less in FRAG tokens over time.
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