FGF - Coin
  • 📗Table of Contents
  • ➡️Executive Summary
  • FGF Overview
    • ☄️FGF Background
    • 🧮Introduction & Problem Statement
    • 💂‍♀️Vision & Mission
    • 🤝Partnerships & Collaborations
  • FGF Coin
    • ❓Why Invest in FGF ?
    • ☄️Business & Economic Model
    • 🎇Commissions Structure
    • 💰Tokenomics
  • 📃Smart Contract Reference
  • FGF Ecosystem
    • ⚡FGF Platform
    • 💎Community & Stakeholders
    • 💼Governance & Decision-Making
  • 📌Listing on Major Exchanges
  • MEET FGF INTERNATIONAL ECOSYSTEM
    • 👫Meet The Team
  • 🧔‍♂️Meet The Founder
  • Future RoadMap
    • 💎RoadMap
    • 🟣Conclusion
  • Disclaimer
    • ⚠️Disclaimer
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Commissions Structure

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In the Fair Grade Forests (FGF) ecosystem, a clear and balanced commission structure helps sustain platform operations, incentivize forest custodians, and maintain robust liquidity. All fees are transparently reinvested to support our mission of protecting forests and empowering indigenous communities.

Fee: 3% of each FGF Coin purchase

Purpose:

  • Platform Upkeep: Covers ongoing blockchain maintenance and operational costs.

  • Growth & Development: Supports feature enhancements, user experience improvements, and security updates.

Fee: 4% of each FGF Coin sale

Purpose:

  • Liquidity Pool: A portion of this fee is directed toward strengthening liquidity reserves, ensuring stable token trading.

  • Community Rewards: Funds initiatives that directly benefit forest custodians (e.g., conservation incentives, healthcare, or education).

Fee: 2% per transaction (e.g., token swaps, carbon credit trades)

Purpose:

  • Ecosystem Sustainability: Helps maintain a healthy trading environment for both token holders and carbon credit buyers.

  • Reinvestment: Revenue is channeled back into platform development, anti-corruption measures, and community-driven features.

Possible Additional Fees:

  • Node Setup: Minimal charges for setting up or maintaining private blockchain nodes per tribe.

  • Governance Proposals: Low fees for submitting proposals, ensuring only legitimate updates reach the network.

Purpose:

  • Operational Efficiency: Covers costs for auditing, regulatory compliance, and technical support.

  • Transparency: Allows stakeholders to track and validate every administrative fee on-chain.

  • Reinvestment Mechanism: All collected fees are logged on the private blockchain, making every transaction traceable. This ensures accountability and upholds FGF’s anti-corruption standards.

  • Community Led Allocation: Stakeholders, including tribal leaders and NGO partners, can help direct these funds toward the most pressing local and environmental needs, fostering trust and shared ownership.

By maintaining a balanced, transparent commission structure, FGF aligns financial incentives with its core mission protecting forests, uplifting communities, and driving long-term value for all ecosystem participants.

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