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# CEA Tokenomics
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**Name :** OCEAN
**Symbol :** CEA
**Contract :** 0x402bf56d4500f7bc86771390925ff8d059d29842
**Networks :** Binance Smart Chain (BEP-20)
**Total Supply :** 500,000,000 CEA Tokens
**Buy:** [**PancakeSwap**](https://exchange.pancakeswap.finance/#/swap?outputCurrency=0x402bf56d4500f7bc86771390925ff8d059d29842)
While AFI is the token that gives privileges and can be used in the Play-to-Earn games, CEA will be the main currency that will be used inside the Aqua Finance ecosystem. Use case for CEA options are but not limited to:
1. Aquarium Land items (see Aquarium Land)
2. Temporary VIP Tier for AFI privileges for non-AFI holders (under development)
Initiating with a fair launch, CEA supply will grow organically through yield farming and staking in Ocean World for liquidity providers. 78% of supply will be emitted as reward for liquidity providers. For emission rate, please see details in Ocean World.
10% of total supply will be for marketing and partnership purposes.
4% are reserved for warchest. This wallet will be for any compensation for any issues that may occur. If there is no issue, this wallet will be reserved for marketing and partnership purposes.
7% are reserved for development fees that are gradually released for 7 months from genesis.\
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