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# Mechanism for Launching Games

Kazar introduces a **bonding-based model** to launch new games, ensuring only committed developers enter the ecosystem. To initiate an **Initial Game Offering (IGO)**, studios must **bond 50,000 KZT**, which is locked for **6 to 12 months**.

Key mechanics:

* 🔒 **Bonding = Commitment**: Ensures projects launching on Kazar have long-term skin in the game.
* 🔥 **10% Burned on Launch**: 5,000 KZT is permanently burned to mint the game’s native token—creating value scarcity.
* 🪙 **Token Minting Access**: Once bonded, developers can create their own game-specific token, tradable and usable within their title.

This mechanism weeds out low-effort projects while aligning real builders with the health and deflationary design of the KZT ecosystem.


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