# Token Utilities

The native digital secured fungible token of League Of Ancients (ticker symbol **$LOA**) is a exchangeable representation of various utility functions specified in League of Ancient's protocol, and is designed as an interoperable utility token on the LOA ecosystem.

The BEP-20 utility token of League Of Ancients. The token that binds all stakeholders, in the Ancient Realm. Main $LOA Tokens utilities are shown below, but not limited to:

### 1. NFT MARKETPLACE CURRENCY

Used as **medium of exchange**, which provides a convenient and secure mode of payment and settlement between participants who engage within the LOA Ecosystem.  

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$LOA does not in any way represent any shareholding, participation, right, title, or interest in the Company, the Distributor, their respective affiliates, or any other company, enterprise or undertaking, nor will $LOA entitle token holders to any promise of fees, dividends, revenue, profits or investment returns, and are not intended to constitute securities in any relevant jurisdictions.
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### 2. YIELD FARMING

Put your $LOA Tokens to work by **staking them in our lending protocol** and **earn more tokens** by using the proof-of-stake model. 

### 3. IN-GAME & MARKETPLACE PAYMENTS

The native currency provides a **mode of payment for participants** to obtain new heroes NFT Skins, making in-game purchases and marketplace features such as Trading, Unlocking Capsules, Listing & Fusion.

### 4. PARTICIPATION

Allow $LOA Token Holders to **participate in a variety of events**, such as LOA Raffle Events, eSports tournaments & betting and exclusive in-game events.

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There will be more use cases of the $LOA Token, in terms of utilities as the team continues to develop League of Ancients throughout the current roadmap.
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