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# token information

CityCoin-CTC is the name of the Citycoin project token with which you can acquire real estate, purchase econosystem products and services, or even stake with different modalities. 

This token was developed under a smart contract in the Smart Binance Chain (BSC) network and the contract number to be able to add it to wallets such as Metamask or TrustWallet is:

## [<mark style="background-color:blue;">**0xc7D495D8BA942d62e69ba5c617A8575beA35717a**</mark>](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]

You can see the smart contract in the following GitHub:

{% embed url="<https://github.com/albertohortabtc/CityCoin-CTC/blob/main/CityCoin.sol>" %}

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A total of **21,000,000** CityCoin Tokens have been generated with a division of up to **18 decimal** places and the possibility of voting and token burning by users. The selected abbreviation for this token is **CTC**.

Once the tokens were generated, they were stored in the **0xaC79f551016e82Ba620c3a948Ec948a407Ace10e** wallet that corresponds to the **ENS** with the name **albertohortabtc.etc** who distributed the tokens to the main wallets that will be used to finance the project and give life to its economy.

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