Reserve Fund

T-Project Fees

The Reserve Fund is a fund that receives 80% of all commissions paid by users when using all T-Project products.

20% of all commissions are sent to the Development Fund, which is used by the project team for product development.

Commissions are generated in $TTTU tokens.

The Reserve Fund is distributed to users who have tokens in the T-Staking perpetual token pool according to their share in relation to the total token pool.

For example, if the total token pool in T-Staking is $1000000 $TTTU and a user has 10000 $TTTU there, then he has a share of 1%. This means that the user will participate in the distribution of 1% of the generated reserve fund on a regular basis.

The distribution of the Reserve Fund among T-Stakeholders is done according to the rules:

• 50% is sent to perpetual T-staking, proportionally increasing the share of T-stakers.

• 30% sent to T-Autotrade for the Perpetual Plan: 1.6% per day.

• 20% is sent to T-Wallet for the liquid TTTU balance.

50% of commissions that are sent to perpetual T-Staking are permanently withdrawn from circulation, creating a deflationary model of $TTTU tokenomics. It is through this mechanism that tokens will subsequently become fewer in number. If T-Project and all of its products are successful, the need for $TTTU tokens will only grow.

30% of commissions that are sent to T-Autotrade on the perpetual plan generate a constant cash flow for the user of 1.6% per day in $TTTU tokens, continuing to generate commissions for the Reserve Fund.

The 20% commissions that are sent to T-Wallet on the liquid $TTTU balance allow T-Staking stakers to use the liquid tokens as they see fit.

The Reserve Fund is filled with multiple streams of user commissions.

• Buy/Sell $TTTU in T-Wallet

• Buy (Auction) Bonus in T-Wallet

• Buy Cells in T-Autotrade

• Borrow $TTTU in T-Autotrade

• Buy Cells in T-Tap

• Penalties for Cheating in T-Tap

• Buy Cells at T-Gamble (Soon)

Commission options and Reserve Fund replenishment sources will be expanded as T-Project's product line expands.