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# Revenue Sharing

Underlying our value of being community-first, 100% of the revenues generated by the Adrena platform are distributed to ALP and ADX holders at the smart contract level.

Revenues are generated from swap fees, close fees, liquidations(close fees), borrow fees, and add/remove liquidity fees. (see [Fees](/adrena/about-adrena/fees.md))

Below is how revenue is split, subject to changes via governance:

* **70%** liquidity pool *(view* [*ALP*](/adrena/tokenomics/alp.md) *for more detailed info)*
* **20%** to ADX stakers *(view* [*Staking*](https://docs.adrena.xyz/about-adrena/staking) *and* [*ADX*](/adrena/tokenomics/adx.md) *for more detailed info)*
* **10%**  to the team\* and referral

\*Since Aug 2025, AdrenaDAO has passed the proposal to divert the 10% buyback fund to the team (minus referrals). The fund is allocated for infrastructure costs, oracles, and payroll. This arrangement will be revisited in 12 months. Check the[ Proposal: Diverge the 10% buyback fund to go to team (minus referrals)](https://dao.adrena.xyz/dao/AdrenaDAO/proposal/7tevVd4RnwmBFPSL25TP18FiVFmcKGH8sZLhQ8GE8vLJ)


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