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# NFSG

The base token of NFTSoccerGames is **$NFSG**, which was created on the Avalanche network using the **ERC-20** standard.

The hard cap of $NFSG is **one million**, and only **200,000** $NFSG were minted at the time of this article; 800,000 more will be minted eventually, and no new $NFSG will be produced after that.

**NFSG is the governance token of the game.**

You need $NFSG for these operations;

* To buy a training center
* To transfer a training center
* To buy a new team formation
* To speed up the trainings
* To lend or barrow a player
* To hire a doctor or a coach for the players
* To join a tournament
* To build and upgrade team facilities
* To buy anything from market expects NFTs&#x20;

### How to get $NFSG?

* Use training center to mint NFSG, each training generates different amount of NFSG token by NFT rarity.
* Join a tournament and get a rank
* Lend your players and get NFSG income

### Contract

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