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# Token Distribution

Holders of the Game of Ducks NFT will be eligible for airdrops of runes and AFT (ARC-20 of AVM) in the future. The snapshot will take place at a certain block after the Bitcoin halving, with the specific timing yet to be determined.

### Several points to note:

1. A single NFT cannot mine. It requires a combination of three different types of Ducks, and depending on their attributes, they have different weights. For details, please refer to: [adventurers-squad-formation](/god/game-of-ducks.md)
2. Future airdrops will not be tied to addresses but to NFT combinations. Moreover, only one combination per address will be effective.
3. The two types of tokens are shared with Quarkduck NFT, just in different proportions.

### Token Distribution Ratios

| <p><br></p> | Quarkduck | Game of Ducks | Reserved |
| ----------- | --------- | ------------- | -------- |
| runes       | 40%       | 45%           | 15%      |
| AFT         | 55%       | 30%           | 15%      |

The purposes of retaining a portion of the tokens include: operational promotion, airdrop marketing, LP financing, forming LPs, and team incentives.


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