📈Buy and Sell Fees
Buying Fees: 13%
Liquidity Pool: 3%
Doshiba Treasury: 3%
Community Development: 3%
Supply Burn: 3%
Redistribution: 1%
Selling Fees: 18%
Liquidity Pool: 3%
Doshiba Treasury: 3%
Community Development Fund: 3%
Supply Burn: 3%
Redistribution: 2%
Marketing: 4%
Placement:
Liquidity Pool (LP): Trading fees goes to backing the liquidity of the BNB/DOSHIBA pair on PancakeSwap ensuring an ever-increasing collateral value of $DOSHIBA. Click here to learn more about Auto-LP
Doshiba Treasury - Trading fees are sent and stored in the Doshiba Treasury which helps sustain and back $DOSHIBA in the event of major price drops. Additionally, it buys $SHIB and $DOGE and stores them permanently as a reserve currency. Click here to learn more about the Treasury
Community Development- Trading fees as send to funding wallets for new product development and growth of the DOSHIBA ECOSYSTEM. Click here to learn more about Auto-LP
Redistribution: Trading fees are collected in a redistribution wallet that weekly sends the accumulated fund to all $DOSHIBA holders which incentive long-term holding of the token.
Suppy Burn- 3% of all $DOSHIBA traded are burnt permanently from the circulation. The more that is traded, the more gets sent to the death wallet causing the price of $DOSHIBA to be more sustainable and stable.
Marketing: Only selling fees are sent to marketing wallet, which is used for further marketing and promoting of Doshiba Inu using various methods.
Why is there a buy and sell fee?
Doshiba buy and sell fees are an important component of the Doshiba Treasury and ecosystem. They provide capital for performing critical functions to the protocol as noted in the DOSHIBA Token section of this Whitepaper.
One additional benefit of the fees is that DOSHIBA is the only token that benefits when Whales dump because the fees collected support $DOSHIBA holders.
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