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# Token

SHEERLUCK was deployed on 2nd January through Pump.fun

5% of supply was bought and vested through StreamFlow, you can find the link at [Official Links](/getting-started/quickstart.md).

**Purpose of the Token**

The token will be used to authenticate holders for access to all of Sheerluck features, along with revenue share from the profits / fees amassed by Sheerluck utilities.

The **token gating** is not live yet for marketing purposes, but will be live in near future.

There is no public information on how much tokens will be needed to access each feature.

The groups that want to continue using Sheerluck features will either have to hold certain amount of tokens depending on the group size or pay decided amount monthly as renewal (Which would be used for buyback), this has not yet been decided.

There is only one [official token](https://jup.ag/swap/SOL-DhteZLhKP6xPNcHVtdYvcE5FFcPN5smU7pxJw14Cpump), and there won't be any other tokens issued when we add support for other chains.


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