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# Revenue Sharing

One of the primary advantages of the ETFS token is the project's pledge to transfer a share of the platform's daily earnings to token holders. There will be two major mechanisms for token holders to share revenue, which are detailed in further detail in the ETF Token part of the whitepaper.

Staked $ETFS - As an incentive for keeping and staking ETF tokens, up to 20% of ETFSwap’s daily earnings will be funneled towards our stakers.

This will be done on a regular basis and will scale based on the number of ETFs each user has staked. 60% of the incentives will be given in ETFs, with the remaining 40% utilized to buy and burn ETFs on the open market, making the ETF token deflationary.

Token holders can opt to become liquidity providers in return for a predetermined rate of interest, allowing them to form a variety of different liquidity pairings. If a holder, for example, creates an ETFs/ETH pair, the fixed rate of interest will be paid in ETH.


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