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# PLW Token

The PLW Token is the Polyway ecosystem’s native asset, which gives its holders access to exclusive benefits, including:

\- Distribution of 35% of all platforms revenues from betting, casino, and prediction markets via a staking contract as rewards.

\- Participation in DAO voting on platform traction, empowering holders as stakeholders and decision-makers.

\- Extra rewards and bonuses for active participation in platform activities, such as bets on sports, and other events.

\- Free bets, token drops, cashback benefits, and much more.

To further upend benefits and value for PLW Token holders over the long term, Polyway applies a deflationary mechanism, which involves the use of 10% of all platform profits for the buyback and burning of PLW Tokens.

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