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The fees on Reisa, what they cost and where they go. Most of what the protocol earns goes back to the ecosystem: REISA burns and revenue for RESD holders.

FeeRateWho paysWhere it goes
Swap fee1 % of the quote sideTraders70 % to liquidity providers, 30 % to the protocol. On launched-token pools, the part earned by the locked launch liquidity goes to the protocol, with 25 % of it to the creator
Creator tax0 % to 5 %, set at launch, fixed foreverTraders of that tokenThe creator, a buyback that burns the token, or burned
Launch curve fee1 %Curve buyers and sellers25 % to the creator, 75 % to the protocol
Anti-sniping feeStarts at 80 % and falls to 1 % over the first 20 secondsBuyers in those 20 secondsThe protocol, for the part above the 1 % curve fee
RESD borrow interestYour chosen rate, 2 % to 50 % a yearRESD borrowersRESD holders
RESD early rate change7 days of interest at the new rateBorrowers changing rate within 7 daysRESD holders
RESD redemption fee0.5 % plus a small variable partRedeemersTreasury
USDG to RESDNone
RESD to USDG0.05 %UsersTreasury
Add or remove liquidityNone
Create a launchNone, gas only
Stake, withdraw or claim in farmsNone
Lend or borrow REISANo Reisa fee

What the protocol does with its share#

For every $1 of fees the protocol keeps:

Paid inBurnedRESD holdersTeam
REISA$0.665$0.285, as WETH$0.05
WETH or RESD—$0.95, over 7 days$0.05

Fees paid in any other token go to the treasury.

RESD holders earn in WETH and RESD. Creators claim their share from the app whenever they like.