> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.0xleverage.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.0xleverage.io/technicals/revenue-model.md).
# Revenue Model
Our protocol currently operates on three primary revenue models.
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Buy and Sell Fees
The bot charges a 3% buy fee and a 2.5% sell fee on every leverage trade. This is calculated on the total position size, which includes both the user’s initial funds and borrowed funds. For example, a trade with 5x leverage on a $100 initial investment would have the buy fee calculated on $500, not just the $100 initial. The same applies to the sell fee, which is taken from the total sold amount regardless of whether the trade was in profit or loss.
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API Whitelabel Integration
Teams that integrate our utility as a whitelabel service will operate under a hardcoded fee structure. A percentage of fees generated by their project will automatically be sent to 0xLeverage. These fees will be added to our revenue pool and distributed to revenue share holders using the same 50% model.
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Revenue Share to Holders
As outlined in the revenue share section, 50% of all revenue generated from both buy and sell fees and API whitelabel integrations is distributed to holders with at least 0.25% of the 0xLeverage token supply (2.5 million tokens). To date, more than $150,000 USD (45 ETH) has been distributed to holders from real bot-generated revenue.\
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