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# Mint & Fee

**Network:** Ethereum mainnet

**Token:** ERC721

## **Minting Process**

Guerrilla Tokens are minted, with no cap on the total supply. The minting price is designed to increase exponentially, allowing users to start minting at a lower price initially, which will eventually reach a point where minting becomes less attractive due to the high cost.

* **Initial Minting:** Users can mint Guerrilla Tokens at a favorable price, with the cost increasing with each subsequent minting event.
* **Whitelist:** To participate in the minting process, user addresses need to be whitelisted, ensuring a controlled and fair distribution.
* **Limited mint:** each wallet will be limited to mint a certain amount of Guerrilla, the limit for each mint stage may be different, check out mint page for more detail.

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## Mint Stage

OG Mint 1: 5th Jan 20:00 AEDT (UTC + 11:00).

OG Mint 2: To be announced.

Whitelist Mint: To be announced.

Public Mint: To be announced.

## Trading

* Secondary market trading will be available after 90 days of Guerrilla launch.
* Every transaction involving the Guerrilla Token will incur a 1% trading fee.
* Guerrilla Token cannot be transferrable or sold within 90 days of minting.


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