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# Trading Fees

<mark style="color:green;">**Buy Trading Fees (Total 18%)**</mark>&#x20;

4.0% - LP\
8.0% - Treasury\
5.0% - Risk Free & Insurance\
1.0% - FirePit

<mark style="color:red;">**Sell Trading Fees (Total 26%)**</mark>

4.0% - LP\
12.0% - Treasury\
9.0% - Risk Free & Insurance\
1.0% - FirePit

<mark style="color:green;">**Placement:**</mark>&#x20;

* **LP -** Trading fees goes to backing the liquidity of the BNB/AUTOSTAKING pair on PancakeSwap ensuring an ever-increasing collateral value of $AUTOSTAKING. &#x20;
* **MPIF -** Trading fees are stored in the MoneyPrinter Insurance Fund which helps sustain and back the staking rewards provided by the positive rebase.
* **Treasury -** Trading fees go directly to the treasury which supports the MPIF, provides a marketing budget for MoneyPrinter, team salary, funds product development and new projects.
* **Supply Control -** For buyback and burn, the more that is traded, the more get put into the fire causing the fire pit to grow in size, larger and larger through self fulfilling auto-compounding which in return acts to reduce the circulating supply of $AUTOSTAKING and keeping the MoneyPrinter protocol stable.


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