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# Creating the GAMI World Ecosystem
GAMI World creates its own ecosystem with various ventures (a.k.a. products) where $GAMI token is the sole utility token of all ventures.
Each venture adds new utilities to $GAMI token and supports it's hyper-deflationary structure with their own generated revenues to be used for:
* $GAMI token burn events
* Total replenishment of the reward pools in various GAMI World ventures to offer $GAMI holders different ways to generate revenue
* Building new ventures to add value and areas of utilization to $GAMI token
**$GAMI Token Utilities**
* Own tiers in GAMI Launchpad to be able to participate in IDOs & INOs
* Access to GAMI Move app through NFT sales and earn rewards in $GAMI for easy access to the other ventures
* Participate in Midle as a project to create tasks and promote your own brand
* Promote your assets as an NFT creator on WOMI website and WOMI Street, reduce transaction fees by staking $GAMI
* Reduce transaction fees in Corein
* Special discounts for G-Traders users who want to buy funds with $GAMI token
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