> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://snaps-docs.gitbook.io/white-paper/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://snaps-docs.gitbook.io/white-paper/tokenomics/in-app-economy.md).

# In-app economy

The Snaps economy involves 2 types of tokens:

**$SNP - governance token** 

**$SNPS - reward token**

<figure><img src="/files/hn3oqZN4xls4BdpdXr0y" alt=""><figcaption><p>$SNP &#x26; $SNPS Tokens</p></figcaption></figure>

**$SNP - Governance token**

* Mint NFT for $SNP
* NFTs could be broken and become unusable if the user is inactive for a long time. This NFT can be restored for $SNP only
* Payments for brands advertising are paid only in $SNP
* Staking $SNP to get $SNPS
* Upgrade of NFT rank comes at $SNP

**$SNPS - Utility/Reward token**

* Every user receives $SNPS tokens for any action in the app
* You must stake $SNPS tokens to enter the $SNP token sale public round. The number of $SNPS tokens staked determines the allocation that can be obtained for the $SNP token sale. The more $SNPS you have staked, the more allocations you will receive to buy $SNP for the public round
* For staking $SNPS, you can get WhiteList for the Private Round token sale of $SNP
* For staking $SNPS once a week you may receive a WhiteList for a free mint an NFT of the highest rank
* You have to pay $SNPS token for repairing NFT glasses, which are badly damaged every day
* $SNPS has Mint and Burn functions to keep a healthy balance in the economy, and to avoid a drawdown in price


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