> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://moneyprinter.gitbook.io/protocol/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://moneyprinter.gitbook.io/protocol/autostaking-and-compounding.md).

# AutoStaking & Compounding

The AutoStake is a simple yet cutting-edge feature that resumes in Buy-Hold-Earn, providing the ultimate ease of use for holders. 

By simply buying and holding the token in your wallet, you earn rebase rewards directly into your wallet. 

Your tokens will increase every 15 minutes. Using a Positive Rebasing formula, MoneyPrinter makes it possible for daily token distribution directly proportional to the daily rebase rewards. The rebase rewards are distributed on each epoch (rebase period) to all holders.

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This means that by just holding $AUTOSTAKING in your wallet, you will receive a 0.02362% every 15min, which means an annual compound interest of 383,025.80%.

Achieve your financial freedom, turn your 1,000 $AUTOSTAKING tokens to 3,830,258.00 $AUTOSTAKING after a year.
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