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# Token $ONI: Based on SPL Solana network

The central element of our game economy is the RaceOnLife in-game currency - the "$ONI" token. It allows players to engage in exciting gaming activities and enjoy the gameplay.

&#x20;                                          <mark style="background-color:orange;">**"$ONI" - in-game coin RaceOnLife**</mark>

In the early version of the game, you can earn $ONI, although not yet exchangeable for real money. At an early stage, while our developers are carefully honing the game mechanics, you can collect or spend earned $ONI on customization, entertainment, and purchasing new cars and motorcycles.

$ONI can be earned for free - just by playing the game. By choosing the main Standard mode, you can earn from 10 to 50 $ONI per event while playing in any of the 7 game modes (more details in the "7 Game Modes" section).

$ONI can also be earned for free by exploring the archipelago, they will be hidden in caches that you will need to find.

If you already own an NFT from our collection, you can rent out your car and also receive $ONI for it.

In addition, at the start of the game, each newcomer will be credited from 50 to 1500 $ONI, just for joining our engaging gaming community.

With the $ONI token, players will be able to purchase items on our in-game trading platform RaceOnLife, thereby forming the basis of our game economy.

Our main goal is to provide the possibility of withdrawing $ONI on the Game Release. However, we are actively working to provide this opportunity earlier in the Beta version of the game.


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