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# WISH Token (WISH)

WISH tokens bear the WISH ticker on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC). It complies with the BEP20 standard. WISH has a fixed circulation, in order to ensure that there will not be a case of hyperinflation caused by an ever growing supply. On that same note, WISH tokens will still benefit from deflationary measures which will be outline in a later section.

**Blockchain:** Binance Smart Chain

**WISH Token Address:** 0x980e2937677c7af859b0a9c741370c60c0a28b26

**Total Circulation:** 30,000,000 WISH

**Initial Supply:** 200,000 WISH

**Distribution per Block:** 0.05 WISH

**Dev Team Allocation per Block**:  5%

**Treasury**:  4%

**Platform Fees:** &#x31;**%**

**Transfer Tax:** 1%

* Developer fees: 0.5%
* Buyback of Liquidity Pool tokens and automatically sent to Burn: 0.5%

**Fees to Allocated Charities:** 10%

**Liquidity Lock:** 6 months

## Deflationary Measures

Buyback is conducted manually in part or in whole. Remaining fees earned will be utilized to further development and marketing of WISH Finance.

There is also a **1%** transfer tax on every transaction, whereby 0.5% will be used to add liquidity and 0.5% sent to a special wallet address, accumulated and burned periodically.&#x20;


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