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# KASH
$KASH is the native utility token powering the Kashed ecosystem.
### Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 $KASH
#### Token Allocation
Allocation
Amount
Purpose
Rewards Pool
30%
300,000,000 $KASH
Remaining Supply
70%
Public, liquidity, treasury, In-Game events and other allocations
***Final allocation details will be published prior to launch.***
## Rewards Pool
**30% of the total supply — 300,000,000 $KASH — is allocated to the Rewards Pool.**
All $KASH emissions generated through the Apartment and Printer economy originate from this allocation.
Rewards are distributed according to the game's production mechanics and are affected by [Dynamic Difficulty](/docs/kashed-documentation/dynamic-difficulty.md).
## $KASH Utility
$KASH is used to:
* Purchase in-game Boosters
* Improve Printer production and efficiency
* Access eligible upgrades
* Participate in future Kashed mechanics
**All $KASH spent on eligible in-game purchases is permanently burned.**
**Earn → Spend → Upgrade → Burn**
## Apartment Mint Revenue
Revenue generated from **Apartment NFT mints** will be directed toward **liquidity**.
This provides the foundation for a liquid $KASH economy while keeping the Rewards Pool dedicated to player emissions.
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