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# Fee Allocation

See how the 0.30% creator fee is divided between mining, GPU infrastructure, holders, buyback and burn, and operations.

0.30% creator fee\
↓\
USE-GPU treasury\
↓\
Five allocations

| Allocation     | Share of Creator Fee | Effective Share of Trade Volume | Purpose                                             |
| -------------- | -------------------: | ------------------------------: | --------------------------------------------------- |
| Mining Pool    |                  35% |                          0.105% | Mining rewards                                      |
| GPU Treasury   |                  30% |                          0.090% | GPU purchases, development, and growth              |
| Holder Sharing |                  15% |                          0.045% | Sharing for qualifying long-term holders            |
| Buyback & Burn |                  10% |                          0.030% | Buyback and permanent token burn                    |
| Operations     |                  10% |                          0.030% | Keeper, infrastructure, monitoring, and development |

The five allocations account for 100% of the 0.30% creator fee

### Mining Pool: 35%

This is the mining reward pool. It is distributed every 30 minutes according to mining power

### GPU Treasury: 30%

This allocation supports GPU purchases, development, and growth. It is the financial path toward planned GPU infrastructure

Phase 1 does not yet have GPUs

### Holder Sharing: 15%

This allocation is intended for long-term holders with at least 1.5 million tokens. It pays according to a halving schedule

### Buyback & Burn: 10%

The buyback bot buys $USEGPU from PumpSwap and burns the purchased tokens permanently

### Operations: 10%

This allocation supports:

* Keeper
* Infrastructure
* Monitoring
* Development


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