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# 5.3. Token Earning Mechanics

Players, users, creators, investors, and companies/brands can earn tokens through Galaxiaverse.

To earn tokens, players can participate in mini-games, users can join events and contests, creators can sell their NFTs, and companies/brands can have a store at Social Mall, advertise at public places in Social Hub and Social Mall, and organize events.

**Planet Builder:** People who purchase Planet NFTs can create their own planets. They can buy assets, NFTize them, and sell them.

**Social Hub:** Tokens can be earned by playing games or organizing events in the Social Hub. Concert and game tickets can be purchased for events in the Social Hub, and players can earn tokens by winning the games.

**Social Mall:** You can attend events in the Social Mall by purchasing tickets and shop from the stores. Companies/brands can buy stores in Social Mall and advertise in it.


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