Clock 24 Protocol
  • Cx24.io Overview
  • Guides
    • How Does Auto-Staking Work?
    • Clock Insurance Fund (CIF)
    • Clock Treasury
    • The Burning Pit
    • Clock Auto-Liquidity Engine (CALE)
    • Fixed APY
  • How the APY is Calculated
  • Longterm Interest Clock (LIC)
  • C24 Token
    • Clock24 Buy and Sell Fees
    • Trading Fees Explained
  • Roadmap
  • Clock 24 life-time reward generation (Clock NFTs)
    • Different Clocks
    • Now, how does it actually work ?
    • How to buy Clocks?
    • Do I need to keep my system turned on?
    • Where can I see the size of the liquidity pool ?
    • Is Metamask the only wallet compatible for now ? What about TrustWallet ?
    • Why is Clock only on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) ?
    • What is the locking period of the liquidity pool?
    • FAQ's
  • Fair Launch Sale
  • The Beauty of Mathematics
  • Competitive Advantages
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Trading Fees Explained

Buy Trading Fees:

2.0% - LP 1.0% - CIF 2% - Treasury 1% - Burning Pit

Sell Trading Fees:

3% - LP 1% - CIF 3% - Treasury 1% - Burning Pit

Placement:

  • LP - Trading fees goes to backing the liquidity of the BNB/C24 pair on PancakeSwap ensuring an ever-increasing collateral value of $C24.

  • CIF - Trading fees are stored in the Clock24 Insurance Fund which helps sustain and back the staking rewards provided by the positive rebase.

  • Treasury - Trading fees go directly to the treasury which supports the SIF and provides a marketing budget for C24 and funds new product development.

  • Burning Pit - 3% of all $C24 traded are burnt in the Burning Pit. The more that is traded, the more get put into the fire causing the burning pit to grow in size, more and more through self fulfilling auto-compounding which in return acts to reduce the circulating supply of $C24 and keeping the Clock 24 protocol stable.

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