> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.movex.exchange/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.movex.exchange/tokenomics.md).

# Tokenomics

## **Introducing $MOVEX** <a href="#id-6991" id="id-6991"></a>

**What is $MOVEX?**

$MOVEX serves as the governance and utility token of MovEX, granting token holders the ability to vote on crucial decisions and enact changes across the entire protocol. These decisions include but are not limited to,

* Adjustments to protocol parameters such as swap commission fees, liquidity provision rewards, and token launch fees.&#x20;
* Contract upgrades, which are only executable through governance, are also part of the governance power, ensuring continuous development of the protocol.&#x20;
* Moreover, $MOVEX holders can participate in additional product and cross-chain deployments to expand MovEX's product suite and benefit from value accretive measures such as revenue share of protocol fees.

In addition to governance power, the $MOVEX token provides holders with various utilities,

* Waiving a certain proportion of trading commissions&#x20;
* Gaining premium access to certain services, such as token launches on the MovEX platform.&#x20;

Our tokenomics are designed with the community in mind, prioritizing $MOVEX holders as the primary beneficiaries of the protocol's growth and aligning incentives among all stakeholders to foster a thriving ecosystem.


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