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# Use of Sale Proceeds

The funds raised from the TIGA token public sale will be allocated strategically to ensure the growth and stability of the platform. The total amount raised will be $2,500,000, distributed as follows:

#### **1. Centralized Exchange (CEX) Listings**

* **Allocation:** 17% ($500,000)
* **Description:** Funds allocated for listing TIGA tokens on major centralized exchanges. This step is crucial to increase the token's accessibility and liquidity, enabling users to trade TIGA tokens easily.

#### **2. Development**

* **Allocation:** 30% ($900,000)
* **Description:** A significant portion of the funds will be dedicated to the ongoing development of the Tiga.Game platform. This includes:
  * Enhancing the platform's features and functionalities.
  * Implementing advanced security measures to protect user data and funds.
  * Developing new games and integrating additional modules to improve the user experience.
  * Maintaining and upgrading the infrastructure to ensure high availability and reliability.

#### **3. Marketing**

* **Allocation:** 33% ($1 000,000)
* **Description:** To drive user acquisition and platform growth, substantial funds will be invested in marketing initiatives. This includes:
  * Digital marketing campaigns to raise awareness about Tiga.Game.
  * Partnerships with influencers and key opinion leaders (KOLs) to reach a wider audience.
  * Community-building activities and promotional events to engage users and foster loyalty.

#### **4. Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Listings**

* **Allocation:** 20% ($600,000)
* **Description:** Other setup related costs i.e. community events, market making and legal costs. 


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