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# Revenue Sharing

A key aspect of the Anonbot token is revenue sharing, which creates a unique incentive for people to hold and promote our token. The revenue sharing program of our platform has two elements: revenue sharing through usage of our bot and revenue sharing through taxes associated with the $ANONBOT ERC-20 token. \
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As detailed in the previous chapters, every bridge and mix using the Anonbot Telegram bot incurs a small and market competitive fee of 0.5% of the swapped, bridged or mixed amount. 50% of all proceeds from these fees are transferred in ETH to holders of the $ANONBOT token. This revenue is shared in proportion to your holding of $ANONBOT. For example, if you hold 0.1% of all $ANONBOT tokens, you will receive 0.1% of 50% of all revenues generated by the platform. This revenue is shared with holders periodically, and the frequency depends on the volume and revenue generated by transactions using our bot. We aim to share revenue at least bi-weekly.\
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Besides revenue shared from fees generated by the platform, we also share 20% of all taxes generated by buys and sells of our $ANONBOT token with holders. This creates a second incentive to hold the token. Revenue from this is shared with holders following the same timeframe as revenue generated from fees.

Note that this fee structure and revenue sharing program, as described above, will start 10 days after the launch of our bot and token, after a free-to-use period.


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