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# Tokens

**Avery Games** introduces a dynamic gaming ecosystem powered by  **$AVERY** tokens and in-game currency **$PIGGY**. 

$AVERY serves as the platform’s utility token, enabling governance, community engagement, and access to exclusive NFTs and rewards. Meanwhile, $PIGGY is the in-game currency for **Avery Sword**, allowing players to purchase items, upgrades, and power-ups, while also offering opportunities for earning rewards and participating in the broader Avery economy. Together, these tokens create an interconnected experience that enhances both gameplay and community participation.

**$AVERY** is the ecosystem token of Avery Games, central to governance and community engagement. Holders can vote on platform decisions, participate in exclusive events, and earn rewards through staking and liquidity farming. $AVERY also enables the purchase of Avery NFTs and conversion into the in-game currency, $PIGGY, facilitating in-game purchases and activities.

**$PIGGY** is the in-game currency for **Avery Sword**, used to buy items, skins, character upgrades, and power-ups. Players can also claim $AVERY token airdrops based on their $PIGGY holdings, connecting the in-game economy with the broader Avery Games ecosystem.


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