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# Revenue

How revenue is gathered and shared.

## Revenue measure

Our revenue is measured as **0.25% of the non-beneficial user-mixed funds**.\
In other words, for *every $100 mixed by a non-beneficial user on our tool, we earn $0.25*, thus resulting on a **0.25% fee**, which is currently the lowest of the market.\
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We **do not earn anything** besides loyalty from those who choose to hold tokens and become a **beneficial customer.** \
However, as they are *essentially buying a share of our project*, we expect them to **vouch** for our product and its effectiveness.

## Revenue share

The generated revenue is shared in the following form:

* ***50% to token holders***
* ***50% goes to the project***

As a **holder**, you will get a share directly tied to the percentage of tokens being held by you, meaning that if you are holding 1% of **$CM**, you will get 0.5% of the total revenue (1% of 50%).

The **remaining 50%** will go to the **mixer funds.** Even though the mixer does not lose money over time, for big transactions, a **bigger tolerance** (being able to process higher amounts) would need more back-up funds, as we **do not transact with the deposit wallet** directly, *unlike traceable competitors.*