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  • PROTOCOL OVERVIEW
    • βœ–οΈAbout Context Protocol
    • πŸ‘ΎWhy Context Protocol?
      • Verified AI-Ready Domains (VARD)
      • Training AI with verified data
      • SaaS Solution
    • πŸ€–Technology behind Context
    • πŸ“ˆ$TEX Token
      • Multi-chain token
      • Token Utility
      • Governance
      • Allocation
    • 🧐Use Cases and Applications
      • πŸ“’Telegram bot for updates
      • πŸ”΅Basenames integration
      • 🌎dWeb: Descentralized Website
      • πŸ“ŒDecentralized Link3
  • DEVELOPERS
    • πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’»Why build on Context
    • πŸ—οΈTypescript SDK
      • Initialization
      • Working with Domains
      • Managing Documents
      • Creating Templates
      • Assets
      • Error Handling
    • πŸ“‘Example Workflow
    • ✨Create your first Domain
  • COMMUNITY
    • πŸͺ‚Community Program
    • πŸ«‚Social Media
  • RESOURCES
    • πŸ›ŸSupport
    • πŸ–₯️WebApp
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  1. PROTOCOL OVERVIEW

$TEX Token

Our token’s value is directly fueled by the community’s engagement and innovation, mirroring Ethereum's model where increasing utility and ecosystem growth drive its worth. The token is used for transactional fees tied to document updates, creating a sustainable economic model for protocol services.

The token serves multiple purposes within the protocol, such as powering the multi-chain registry, where it helps manage decentralized domains across networks.

Token holders can participate in governance, influence decisions around TLD management, and help secure the network through validator staking on our future AppChain. These features, along with mechanisms like SaaS subscription buybacks, drive demand and value, making the token an integral part of our decentralized ecosystem.

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