# Sustainability of Multinodes

One of the most important questions and comments regarding MultiNodes is the sustainability. At Multi-Chain Capital, we have taken a long view of the market and created at least **six different streams of sustainability for MultiNodes.**

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### There are six pillars to ensure the MultiNodes project has a sustainable future: <a href="#id-880c" id="id-880c"></a>

\#1. First, we will have an $MCC Rewards Pool where we constantly add all **$MCC from newly created nodes.**

\#2. Second, this $MCC Rewards Pool will continue to compound and **earn reflections** from Buy and Sells of $MCC, which will increase the amount of tokens available for rewards.

\#3. Third, with the stablecoins collected upon node creation, these will be sent to a MultiNode Treasury to earn profits used to Market Buy $MCC to add to the reward pool. These stablecoins will be **invested in various farming and yield bearing investments to ensure a high reward rate.**

\#4. In addition, a **portion of the taxes from volume on $MCC** specifically related to the nodes will also be monitored and these funds will be added accordingly when required.

\#5. **The royalties of secondary MultiNode sales** on OpenSea and other third party sites will also be used to buy $MCC and add to the rewards pool. Royalties are set to 3.0%.

\#6. Lastly, on top of all of the above, future $MCC products will wherever possible have a mechanism within that contributes **a small percentage of profits** towards the MultiNodes rewards pool.

We strongly believe that these multiple measures will provide both sustainability and longevity to the product.

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