> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.drivesafe.tech/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.drivesafe.tech/tokens-and-economy.md).

# Tokens & Economy

There are 2 tokens in the DriveSafe economy $DriveS and $FUELS.

$DriveS is the main governance token and is the backbone of the economy, supporting a variety of in-App features such as renting, buying or selling NFTs. 

$FUELS (Car FUEL) is the main utility token which will be used in-App (fuel and vehicle maintenance).

Drivers can enter **tournaments** paying an entry fee in $DriveS.

Drivers can enter **competition modes**, where each player is required to submit an equal amount of $DriveS into a prize pot, with the winner taking a prize and 1X is burned.

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**Drivers can evolve** and increase the value of their NFT by improving it's appearance and attributes, they can then re-sell their NFT at a profit on the DriveSafe Marketplace.

$DriveS can be used to **stake and earn NFTs** via our staking platform. In the future, the amount of $DriveS required to stake will be pegged against stable coin values, making staking more affordable and accessible to everyone.

Businesses can pay (using $DriveS) to promote their brands on pop-up billboards, so that when a driver goes past their business, a pop-up will appear in the App. <br>

**Tax System**&#x20;

The following taxes will be charged against Marketplace transactions.

Selling Fee: 5%&#x20;

Renting Fee: 6%&#x20;

Minting Fee: 5%<br>

**DriveSafe Burning Mechanisms**&#x20;

1. Car minting
2. Upgrades & Skins
3. In-App purchases
4. Level ups

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