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# 4. The Cost of Ec Plug

### <mark style="color:green;">Q1: What components make up the cost of EC Plug?</mark> <a href="#q1-i-see-reward-in-the-dashboard-but-why-does-my-metamask-display-no-reward-token-at-all" id="q1-i-see-reward-in-the-dashboard-but-why-does-my-metamask-display-no-reward-token-at-all"></a>

The costs of EC-Plug are composed of the following:

1. **Manufacturing Costs**: This includes the expenses related to the production of the physical goods or the creation of digital assets associated with EC-Plug.
2. **Logistics Costs**: Encompasses the transportation, warehousing, and delivery expenses necessary to move products or services from the point of origin to the point of consumption.
3. **Development Costs**: Refers to the financial outlay for the design, programming, and overall creation of the EC-Plug platform or product.
4. **Token Buyback Costs**: A portion of the profits from the sale of EC Plug will be used to repurchase ECT, in order to maintain the stability of the ECT price.

### <mark style="color:green;">Q2: What is the cost of EC-Plug?</mark>

1. The manufacturing, development, and logistics costs for EC Plug are **$100**.
2. The ECT buyback cost for EC Plug is **$100**. For details, please refer to [Token Buyback](/tokenomic/6.-token-buyback.md).


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