Fees and Revenue Sources
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Mytho makes money through fees tied to its core features, ensuring the platform grows while supporting totems and users.
How Mytho Earns Revenue:
Fee for Totem Purchases in the Initial Liquidity Pool: When you buy a new totem in its initial sale (at $0.00004 per totem), Mytho takes a 2.5% fee on the total MYTHO spent. This fee kicks in once the pool fully sells out—not during the sale itself.
Swap Fees on Mytho AMM: Every time you trade totems or MYTHO on Mytho’s trading system (AMM), there’s a small fee added to the swap.
Fee on Donations to Layers: When you send tokens as a donation to a layer’s author, Mytho takes a 10% fee.
What Happens to the Revenue: Mytho splits its profits to keep the ecosystem strong:
50% to Totems: Half of all revenue goes to totems through the Merit system. The more Merit points a totem earns from activity (like layers or boosts), the bigger its share of this MYTHO pool.
50% to MYTHO Stakers: The other half rewards users who stake MYTHO with the platform. This gives you a direct return for supporting Mytho. This 50/50 split ensures both communities and token holders benefit as the platform grows.
How It Ties to MYTHO: The fees are paid in MYTHO (e.g., from totem purchases or swaps), and the revenue gets redistributed in MYTHO. As more people use Mytho—buying totems, trading, or donating—the fees pile up, increasing the MYTHO flowing to totems and stakers. This makes MYTHO more valuable as the platform scales.
