> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fanshood.io/mainpage/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fanshood.io/mainpage/fanshood-economic-model/usdfat.md).

# $FAT

$FAT: The native token, providing support for users' economic activities within the platform. This support mechanism not only increases user engagement but also enhances sustainability on an economic level. 

* The supply speed of $FAT is entirely based on the growth of the user base. 
*  As more product scenarios are implemented, users will need more $FAT to unlock additional value, including high-value content payments, exposure traffic support, or advertising costs. Therefore, the circulating supply of $FAT in the market will always be at a healthy inflation level, providing users with a good experience and ensuring investor returns. ·
* $FAT is released in the form of FairLaunch, with all users receiving it at the same time. Even in the initial stages, the team does not hold $FAT, ensuring that everyone starts on an equal footing. ·
* $FAT is linked only to the growth of the FansHood user base during the project's launch. FansHood will initiate the first airdrop and distribution of $FAT when the user count reaches 1 million. 

For the economic relationship between $FAT Token in the FansHood ecosystem, refer to the diagram below. 

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