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# Earn TONIC from Liquidity Incentives

Tectonic’s liquidity incentive program will be done in the form of a distribution of $TONIC to suppliers and borrowers in Tectonic. The proportion of $TONIC token distribution between suppliers and borrowers, as well as among supported tokens will be determined by the Tectonic team by taking into account the supply & demand of each asset.

Any additional incentives program will be made available through Tectonic’s team discretion or in consultation with the community. 

To avoid confusion:

* $TONIC = the main token for Tectonic protocol
* [tToken](/docs/protocol/ttokens.md) = a token created by the Tectonic protocol for the users supplying assets to the protocol. 

tTokens entitle the owner to redeem the supplied asset in an exchange rate that reflects the accrued interest of the supplied asset over the holding period.


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