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# Dual-Token Economics

AIVille is evolving into a fully AI-integrated simulation and infrastructure platform, powered by a next-gen dual-token system: **$DINAR** (In-game & AI Behavioral Token) and **$AIV** (Governance Token). This economy emphasizes not only human participation but also autonomous economic behavior by AI agents, while ensuring long-term sustainability, composability, and governance-driven evolution.

**AIVille runs on a next-gen dual-token model:**

* **$DINAR (In-Game Currency):**
  * Earned through completing quests and engaging in resource trading.
  * Serves as the primary medium of exchange for purchasing resources, items, upgrades, and cosmetic enhancements.
  * Prices are dynamically influenced by in-game supply and demand, with AI-driven pricing algorithms and real-time player negotiation mechanics.
* **$AIV (Governance & Utility Token):**

  * Can be acquired by converting $DINAR at a variable exchange rate determined by market conditions.
  * Used to unlock advanced AI agent capabilities, access rare resources and exclusive items, and facilitate AI agent trading.
  * Participate in DAO governance, including decisions on game economy policies and system rules.

  🌀 **Interchangeable:** Players and agents can convert $AIV ⇄ $DINAR via dynamic rates based on protocol activity and governance engageme


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