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# $SPI Launch

Following the migration and rebranding of the $DAOG token (former Spredict project native token) which was launched on October 20th, 2023 on Ethereum Mainnet (Uniswap) and the partnerships set with influencers, there will be a Fair Launch of the $SPI token after the unlock of the liquidity of $DAOG (October 20, 2024). The exact date is yet to be defined, and anticipated to be in September 2025.

The liquidity reclaimed will be used to further develop the Spredict ecosystem and product.

The launch price of SPI will be defined before launch to be rewarding for seed investors as well as $DAOG migrators while being interesting for new holders.\
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A seed funding phase has been conducted with influencers and partners of Spredict to cover the marketing and operational expenses of the project until the SPI launch.

The breakdown and strategy for the [relaunch](/whitepaper-v1/usdspi-token/tokenomics.md) has been meticulously studied to be beneficial for $DAOG holders while being fair for new holders.


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