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# $SCRAP Resources

## $Scrap: Utility Resources

* Resource Name: Scrap
* Resource Ticker: $SCRAP
* Total Issue: Unlimited

As an ecosystem utility resource, $SCRAP is a resource that can be earned in the OrbCity ecosystem without owning District and Building NFTs. By doing so, the OrbCity team has created a system that controls the number of NFTs that can influence the token price, but allows many people to participate and earn resources.

While $SCRAP will still allow you to participate in the OrbCity economic ecosystem, it will be utilized more for the purpose of enabling ecosystem fun and features, rather than for profit.

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#### Note: $Scrap is a non-transferrable utility resource in OrbCity. It’s an incentive for Non-Land Holders and Newcomers. They can collect $Scrap to take part in OrbCity ecosystem.

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