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# KUJI Sustainability

Since KUJI is not an inflationary asset and relies on adoption of its decentralized applications and products to generate fees, KUJI is sustainable. It does not rely on a Ponzi like structure to reward stakers in KUJI printed out of thin air.

[Stakers are rewarded with KUJI as well as USK and USDC](https://x.com/TeamKujira/status/1767231977340477755?s=20) that are converted from tokens paid as fees on Kujira dApps such as FIN. This creates constant buy pressure for KUJI while allowing it to be sustainable.

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Without needing to pivot its mechanism, we as developers can simply concentrate on building out the best products possible, fostering a strong community, and bringing high integrity to everything we do.&#x20;

More can be found about why KUJI is sustainable and what that means to us as part of our ethos [here](/introduction/readme-1/values/sustainability.md).&#x20;


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