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# Token Usages

MLA token holders have the power to participate in the governance of the MoolaNet protocol. Through a decentralized governance system, token holders can propose and vote on various protocol upgrades, parameter adjustments, and policy changes. This allows the community to collectively shape the future development and direction of MoolaNet.

MLA tokens entitle their holders to a share of the fees generated by swaps and liquidity provision on the MoolaNet platform. When users execute swaps or provide liquidity to the pools, a portion of the fees collected is distributed pro-rata among MLA token holders. This creates an incentive for token holders to actively participate in providing liquidity and supporting the platform's growth.

The distribution of fees provides a mechanism for MLA token holders to earn passive income based on their token holdings and participation in the ecosystem. This aligns the interests of token holders with the success and sustainability of MoolaNet.


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