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# Token FAQ

Common questions about the Vigil token, monthly usage and the burn.

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<summary>Is the token live?</summary>

Not yet. The token launches after the Closed Beta. Launch details will only be announced on our [official channels](/vigil-docs/community-and-links/community-and-links.md).

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<summary>How much does Vigil cost with the token?</summary>

100 USDT worth of tokens per account, per month. The dollar value is fixed; the number of tokens depends on the price at billing time. See [Access and Usage](/vigil-docs/token/access-and-usage.md).

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<summary>What happens to the tokens I pay?</summary>

90% is burned permanently. 10% goes to the project treasury to fund development and operations. See [Burn and Treasury](/vigil-docs/token/burn-and-treasury.md).

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<summary>Can the team change the 90 / 10 split?</summary>

The split is set in the payment contract. Any future change would be announced in advance on official channels and in these docs.

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<summary>What if I don't have enough tokens on my billing date?</summary>

Your watches pause until you top up. Nothing is deleted, and Vigil never sells your other assets to cover the cost.

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<summary>Is there a presale or airdrop?</summary>

Nothing has been announced. If someone offers you a Vigil presale, whitelist or airdrop before we announce one, it's a scam.

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<summary>Is the token an investment?</summary>

No. The token is how you pay for Vigil. Nothing in these docs is a promise of price, profit or return, and nothing here is financial advice.

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