# Tokenomics

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> #### <mark style="color:yellow;">$SRG on BNB Chain ("BSRG"): 0x9f19c8e321bD14345b797d43E01f0eED030F5Bff</mark>
>
> **No taxes, no transaction fees**
>
> Launched with an initial theoretical liquidity (liqConst) of 20.0 BNB
>
> 100% of the total supply in the liquidity pool at launch

> <mark style="color:yellow;">**$SRG on Ethereum Mainnet ("ESRG"): 0xcD682EF09d07668d49A8103ddD65Ff54AebFbfDe**</mark>
>
> **No taxes, no transaction fees**
>
> Launched with an initial theoretical liquidity (liqConst) of 4.0 ETH
>
> 100% of the total supply in the liquidity pool at launch

> <mark style="color:yellow;">**$SRG on Arbitrum ("ASRG"): 0x31ad8255cb8e428e8b0f6ab6a6f44804642720af**</mark>
>
> **5% Tax on $SRG buys and sells respectively. No transaction fees**
>
> Launched with an initial theoretical liquidity of 6.9 ETH
>
> 100% of the total supply in the liquidity pool at launch
>
> **Taxes are entirely used for buybacks and burns**
>
> [First burn (1.68%)](https://arbiscan.io/tx/0xbdbff3cd01c6affc6a9bdebbb116ae3f1227a0c2fbf258a354409b10a0055f5a)

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## <mark style="color:yellow;">There are no swap fees whatsoever!</mark>&#x20;

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## $SRG and the base SRG20 template contract were audited by SolidProof.io and by Cyberscope.io

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The $SRG tokens on each respective chain have their respective seperate liquidity pools and therefore their independent prices.

There is no bridge between the tokens.

To easily distinguish the tokens while speaking, our community calls them:\
BSRG, ESRG and ASRG.

The correct token tickers for all of them are $SRG in all three chains.
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