Fee Structure

SuiDex uses a tiered deposit and withdrawal fee system based on the type of liquidity pair. This structure ensures fairness, supports platform sustainability, and enhances Victory Token emissions and rewards.

Tier 1 – Native Pairs

• Fee: 1% Deposit / 1% Withdrawal

• Examples:

  • SUITRUMP/SUI

  • SUITRUMP/USDC

  • VICTORY/SUI

  • VICTORY/USDC

• Purpose: Support for core ecosystem tokens and long-term holders.

Tier 2 – Sui Blue-Chips

• Fee: 2% Deposit / 2% Withdrawal

• Examples:

  • SUI/USDC

  • SUI/WALRUS

• Purpose: Enhance rewards on major, stable pairs while contributing to protocol revenue.

Tier 3 – Low Cap / Meme Tokens

• Fee: 3% Deposit / 3% Withdrawal

• Examples:

  • Emerging or high-risk community tokens

• Purpose: Higher fees support volatility protection and amplify Victory rewards. By discouraging short-term flipping and making rapid trades less profitable—especially for bots and swing traders—these fees reduce speculative pressure. This is especially important for high-volatility, low-cap pools, where the higher fee acts as a cushion against large price swings and rewards committed participants.

Single-Asset Pools:

• SUITRUMP: 2% Deposit / 2% withdrawal

• SUI: 4% Deposit / 4% Withdrawal

• USDC: 4% Deposit / 4% Withdrawal

Native pairs like SUITRUMP/SUI and VICTORY/USDC enjoy lower fees to encourage participation. In comparison, non-native or single-asset pools carry higher fees to reflect their risk and reward profiles.

Special Case: SUITRUMP Pools

For pools involving SUITRUMP, the fee process gets tricky because we’re dealing with SUITRUMP itself. We cannot buy SUITRUMP to BURN it with SUITRUMP itself. Here’s how it works:

Imagine you deposit 10 SUITRUMP/SUI LP tokens, and the 1% fee is 0.1 LP. That 0.1 LP is split into its two components—SUITRUMP and SUI—and handled separately:

• The SUI Portion:

  • 40% is used to buy SUITRUMP and burn it.

  • 40% goes straight to the Token Locker as SUI.

  • 20% is sent to the treasury.

• The SUITRUMP Portion:

  • 40% is sent directly to a burn address—no extra steps needed.

  • 40% is sold for SUI and sent to the Token Locker.

  • 20% is sent to the treasury.

This dual approach ensures we’re maximizing the SUITRUMP burn while supporting the locker and treasury, even when SUITRUMP is part of the fee.

Suidex Trading Fees

Suidex, our in-house DEX, powers the farm’s liquidity and adds another layer to the fee structure. Every trade on Suidex incurs a 0.03% fee, modeled after popular DEX like Uniswap and Pancakeswap. Here’s how it’s split:

• 50% to Liquidity Providers (LPs): 0.015% goes to the folks providing liquidity, incentivizing them to keep the pools deep and swaps smooth.

• 20% to the Treasury: 0.006% supports development and marketing efforts.

• 10% Sold to SUI and Sent to the Locker: 0.003% is converted to SUI and sent to the VICTORY Token Locker, boosting rewards for stakers.

• 10% for Buyback and Burn of VICTORY: 0.003% is used to repurchase VICTORY tokens and burn them, reducing supply and supporting its value.

Why Fees Matter

This fee structure isn’t random—it’s designed to align incentives and sustain our token economy. The SUITRUMP buy and burn shrinks its supply, potentially increasing its value over time. The SUI sent to the Token Locker rewards VICTORY holders who lock up their tokens, reducing sell pressure. And the treasury allocation ensures we can keep building and promoting SuiDex. Every fee you pay contributes to a stronger, more sustainable platform.

A Peek at the Impact

To give you an idea of how this scales, here’s a quick look at how much SUI might flow to the Token Locker under different scenarios (combining farm and DEX fees):

• $1M TVL, $500K Trade Volume: ~$8,150 in SUI.

• $5M TVL, $2.5M Trade Volume: ~$40,750 in SUI.

• $30M TVL, $15M Trade Volume: ~$1,740,000 in SUI.

The more activity in the farm and on Suidex, the more value flows back to victory stakers.