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# PERFORMANCE FEE MODEL

A conceptual strategy fee model could use:

#### Management Fee

A small percentage for maintaining a strategy.

#### Performance Fee

A percentage of **realized profits**, subject to the strategy's terms.

#### High-Water Mark

Performance fees are only charged on new net profits above the previous high-water mark.

Example:

User deposits:

**$10,000**

Portfolio increases to:

**$12,000**

Profit:

**$2,000**

If the strategy charges a 10% performance fee:

**Fee = $200**

If the portfolio later falls to $11,000 and then returns to $12,000, the previous high-water mark prevents charging another performance fee on the same $2,000 profit.

This aligns creator compensation with actual value creation.


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