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# I. Descripción General de OHO

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| **Nombre del token**      | OHO (ONFA Hope)                                                              |
| ------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Suministro total**      | 168.000.000.000 OHO                                                          |
| **Blockchain original**   | Solana → Actualmente operando principalmente en la red BNB Smart Chain (BSC) |
| **Mecanismo de consenso** | POW (Prueba de Trabajo) mediante mecanismo de Minería NFT                    |
| **Tipo de token**         | BEP-20 (versión estándar actual)                                             |

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**PROPÓSITO DE USO**

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OHO se utiliza para los siguientes propósitos:
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* Recompensas para colaboradores de IA
* Recompensas por actividades de validación de transacciones en la blockchain (minería de nodos)
* Minería mediante Minería NFT
* Medio de pago interno dentro de ONFA GameFi, DeFi y Marketplace
* Utilización en el sistema de staking (OHO Vault)
* Recompensas para programas dentro del ecosistema ONFA


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