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# PROTOCOL FEE ECONOMY

Titano may collect fees from:

* swaps,
* strategy performance,
* strategy subscriptions,
* vault management,
* premium analytics,
* execution services.

A conceptual allocation could be:

#### 40% — Protocol Treasury

Security, development and ecosystem operations.

#### 25% — $TITANO Ecosystem

Token utility and ecosystem incentives.

#### 20% — Liquidity

Protocol-owned liquidity and market infrastructure.

#### 10% — Strategy Creators

Creator and strategy-provider incentives.

#### 5% — Security

Audits, bug bounties and emergency reserves.

These percentages are illustrative and should be finalized only after economic modelling.


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