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# Monthly Fees

Monthly fees will be used to generate income for the treasury and the developer/marketing wallets. The monthly fees are determined by: 

$$
fees = 1 \* dailyReward  \*  livePrice
$$

Essentially, to find your monthly fee, you multiply your nodes daily return in $DOUB by the live price of the token. 

If the monthly fee isn't paid by the due date, the node will go offline and stop earning rewards. If the monthly fee is not paid within 45 days of the node going offline, your node will sink and disappear.

{% hint style="info" %}
One days worth of rewards will equate to the amount the monthly fee will cost. This fee is paid in AVAX.
{% endhint %}


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