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# XFACTORY

**Ticker:** XFACTORY

**Contract Address:** 0x5B494e116c0b8654c033a248F1a4B51f6930DB32

**Chain:** Polygon Chain (CRC20)

## **Basics** <a href="#basics" id="basics"></a>

XFACTORY is the share token of [Xfactory](/main/products/finance/xfactory.md). You will be able to earn XFACTORY from Xfactory's yield farms, and pools, or buy it on the exchange. Due to its nature as a share token, you can use XFACTORY for the following use cases:

* Invest it on Xfactory to earn XONE tokens
* Stake it in pools and farms

### **Total Supply** <a href="#total-supply" id="total-supply"></a>

8766 XFACTORY

### **Initial Allocation** <a href="#initial-allocation" id="initial-allocation"></a>

* 10% will be used for marketing and development.&#x20;
* 90% will be allocated to community members and unlocked linearly in 24 months
  * 90% can be earned by staking liquidity pools in [pools](/main/products/finance/xfactory/staking-pools.md) or [yield farms](/main/products/finance/xfactory/automated-staking-vaults.md)
  * 10% can be earned by single token staking

The 90/10 split between liquidity pools and single tokens might be reallocated depending on the usage.


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