<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As a Cryptocurrency Analyst, you're likely interested in understanding the structure and dynamics of various networks, including those in the blockchain space. Imagine you're tasked with analyzing the relationship between different nodes in a cryptocurrency network. To do this, you want to create a visual representation of a network using Python's NetworkX library, which is commonly used for such tasks. However, you need to generate a tree structure with a specific number of vertices and children for each node. Your goal is to utilize the `GraphBase.Tree` function in NetworkX and then print out the resulting tree structure for further analysis.
### Response:
import igraph as ig

# Create a tree where each node has 3 children
n = 10  # Total number of vertices
children = 3  # Number of children of a vertex
mode = 'undirected'  # The tree is undirected

tree = ig.Graph.Tree(n, children, mode=mode)

print(tree)
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