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# 💸 Fees

Fyuz has one fee, and it's flat: **1% per trade**, on buys and on sells. Zero fees to launch a token.

## 🥧 Where the 1% goes

| Share    | Recipient              | Purpose                                                                                   |
| -------- | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **0.5%** | 🏦 Platform treasury   | Runs the platform: infrastructure, development, operations.                               |
| **0.3%** | 🏆 Leaderboard rewards | Funds community rewards — streamed to the on-chain distributor that pays the leaderboard. |
| **0.2%** | 🎨 Token creator       | Paid to whoever launched the token, on every single trade.                                |

## 🧭 Design intent

* **Traders** fund the system with a single, predictable 1% — no hidden spread, no tiered pricing.
* **Creators** earn continuously while their token trades, so the incentive is a token that *keeps trading*, not a launch-and-dump.
* **The community** gets a protocol-level revenue share via the distributor — rewards are funded by real volume, not emissions.

## 🧾 Other costs

* **Launching:** free (gas only).
* **Graduation:** at graduation a small reserved amount is split between the creator and the platform; post-graduation V3 pool fees are split **50/50 creator/platform**.
* **Gas:** standard BNB Smart Chain gas, typically a few cents.


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