# Introduction

### 1. XTRUMP Services

TRUMP is an XRPL token powering XTRUMP services. XTRUMP services provide useful utilities to XRPL tokens and available for public use. Any token issuers can use XTRUMP services for their tokens in the same way as we use the services to support XTRUMP holders. In the first phase of the project, the following services will be launched:

* **XTRUMP YieldHub**: Staking pools sponsored by XTRUMP and partners to generate passive income. 
* **XTRUMP Faucet**: Daily rewards in XTRUMP or partner tokens  
* **XTRUMP Vote**: Vote to earn XTRUMP or partner tokens
* **XTRUMP Bet**: Bet to earn XTRUMP or partner tokens 
* **XTRUMP Validator**: Running XRPL validator 

### 2. Learn how to use XTRUMP Services with xLetsGoBradon

xLetsGoBrandon is created to test the functionalities of XTRUMP services and will be sent for FREE to users. The ultimate goal of xLetsGoBrandon is to help users learn how to use XTRUMP services correctly and hence reduce the associated risks when they run the services with XTRUMP.

Information about xLetsGoBrandon is as follows 

| Token name    | xLetsGoBrandon                     |
| ------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| Issuer wallet | rpXQdkj19vvcEdoF6vqkbEkkFkyn4QN2sq |
| Total supply  | 1000,000,000,000 (1000B)           |

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**Disclaimer**: XTRUMP team will not promote, sell or buy any xLetsGoBrandon in any circumstances. Users should contact XTRUMP team to receive xLetsGoBrandon for FREE to test our services.  
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**Good to know**: To avoid potential financial risk with xLetsGoBrandon, XTRUMP team will keep running buy back programs in the form of staking pool, e.g. xLetsGoBrandon/XTRUMP pools, where users will send their xLetsGoBrandon back to XTRUMP's wallet and get XTRUMP in rewards. 
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