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# Fee Structure

DiversiFi’s fee model is evolving from a simple swap fee into a more granular portfolio-focused structure.

Below is the **current live model**, followed by the **planned portfolio fee model** that the protocol is moving toward.

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## Current fee model (live today)

1. Swap fees (deposits & withdrawals)
   * A fee of **1%** is charged when users deposit into or withdraw from a vault.

### BONK fee system (unchanged)

As DiversiFi is part of the BONK ecosystem, a portion of protocol fees is used to buy and burn BONK:

* On BONK ecosystem strategies:
  * **80%** of all fees collected are swapped into BONK and permanently burned.
* On other **DiversiFi-run Strategies** (e.g. Boomer, Big Four, Yield):
  * **20%** of all fees collected are swapped into BONK and burned.

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## Planned portfolio fee model (in rollout)

As the portfolio protocol matures, DiversiFi is moving toward a fee structure that better aligns with how portfolios are actually managed.

Target structure:

1. **Entry / exit fees**
   * \~**0.2%** on deposits & withdrawals.
   * Transparent monetization on vault minting and redemption.
2. **Rebalance fees**
   * \~**0.2%** on **rebalance notional** (the value actually traded during a rebalance).
   * Recurring revenue tied directly to portfolio maintenance.
3. **Performance fees**
   * \~**15%** of the **premium above static hold**, charged only when the vault outperforms a buy‑and‑hold baseline and above its high‑water mark.
   * Designed to participate in realized volatility-harvesting premium, not in raw market beta.

Exact parameters and activation timing will be communicated before this new model goes live on mainnet. The BONK fee routing remains in place under the new structure.


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