> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.vrumble.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.vrumble.io/vrumble-or-battle-and-earn-w-multichain-nfts/whitepaper/token-and-zaps-candy.md).
# Token and Zaps (candy)
### Suji Token:
**The SUJI token is a game utility token used for in-game actions such as:**\
Minting Rift Sparkles\
Sparring in the Dojo\
Sparring in the Ring\
Sponsoring NFT Collections\
Crystalizing Anointed NFTs\
Buying Rift Sparkles\
Raising your Mystic Power on your Anointed NFTs
**SUJI Token is what is produced when you do various things within the games such as:**\
Winning a Spar\
Winning Battles \
Winning Tournaments\
Sponsored Collections minting Rift Sparkles.\
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We NOW have a LP for SUJI/AVAX (like on TraderJoes )
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**Please always check the tokens current Contract Address before doing any trading!**
[**https://docs.vrumble.io/whitepaper/contracts#game-utility-tokens**](https://docs.vrumble.io/whitepaper/contracts#game-utility-tokens)
**ZAPS/CANDY is NOT a crypto token.** It is an off chain in app currency used for non on-chain functions like:\
dressing your Vrumbler, gifting to your friends and more - mainly training you our your friends profile for boosted performance in the Vrumble Arenas.\
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