Withdrawal Fee

The withdrawal fee is a charge imposed on users when they make a withdrawal. This fee consists of two parts: one is the "Service fee" retained by the platform as compensation for the services provided; and the other is the "Burn fee" that is directly burned, thereby reducing the circulating supply of the token.

Service Fee

• 2% of the net win are remitted to the national treasury.

• 2% of the net win are channeled into the Marketing Wallet.

• 2% of the net win are sent to the Liquidity Wallet.

$Service Fee=Net Win*(2+2+2)\%$

Burn Fee

• 7% of the net win are directly burned.

$Burn Fee=NetWin*7\%$

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$Withdrawal Fee=Service Fee+Burn Fee$

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Note:

• The aforementioned 7% burn fee is directly deducted from the user's Net Win. At the same time, the platform's prize pool will also deduct tokens equivalent to 7% of the user's withdrawal Net Win for immediate burning. This action is aimed at accelerating the burning process, showcasing the unique advantage of our deflationary mechanism.

• Under normal circumstances, 7% of the net profits will be burned. However, for users holding specific NFTs that offer fee reductions, they can get up to a 6% burn fee discount. This means that these users only need to pay a 7% withdrawal fee, which includes 1% for burning and 6% as a service charge. For detailed NFT rules, click here.