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# Supply & Allocation

### FRY 2.0 Maximum Supply

The **FRY 2.0 governance token** has a fixed maximum supply capped at **1 billion tokens**.\
This capped supply ensures stable governance, facilitates predictable voting power distribution, and supports clear, transparent decision-making processes across the Fry Networks ecosystem.

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### Segment Tokens Supply

Each **network segment token** (including fVPN, fNODE, fSENSOR) has an individually capped maximum supply of **2 billion tokens**.\
This segmented token structure ensures adequate availability to:

* Support ongoing **technical network operations and contributions**.
* Facilitate **continued ecosystem development and expansion**.
* Enable scalable network infrastructure growth and device integration as the Fry Networks ecosystem matures.

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#### ✅ Key Compliance Notes

* Maximum token supplies described here support technical stability, ecosystem scalability, and transparent network management.
* No description or implication is made regarding financial returns, token valuation, investment opportunities, passive income, or profits.
* The outlined token supplies strictly represent **functional utility units** intended for operational governance and ecosystem maintenance within Fry Networks.


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