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# Use of funds

Since the we began to work on this project, funds have been used to develop the product and the community through paying for coding support, professional designers, as well as marketing initiatives while the team does most of the work in-house, decreasing the expenses as well as mostly self-funded Spredict.

**PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT - 60%**

Scale the team, game, and ecosystem development, build infrastructure.

**OPERATIONS - 10%**

Growth activities, strategic partnerships, operational expenses.

**MARKETING - 25%**

Communication campaigns, acquisition, and community building.

**TREASURY - 5%**

Safety reserve.


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