> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://aishiba.gitbook.io/aishiba-1/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://aishiba.gitbook.io/aishiba-1/tokenomics/tax-burn.md).

# Tax burn

A 15% tax will be imposed on each SHIBAI transaction, allocated as follows:

* Burn (1%): Tokens will be transferred to a black hole address, ensuring their permanent removal from circulation. 
* Stake to Earn (4%): Tokens will be converted to SHIBAI and added to the staking pool, 2% will be distributed proportionally among users who stake SHIBAI and the remaining 2% among users who stake AiShiba OG Collection. 
* Top Holder's Fortune (1%): Tokens will be exchanged for ARB and deposited into a wallet, benefiting benefiting top holders weekly. 
* Refill Camelot's Liquidity Pool (3%): Tokens will be used to augment the trading depth of the SHIBAI/ETH pair on the Camelot exchange. 
* Purchase ARB (2%): Tokens will be employed to acquire ARB, supporting protocol gameplay and voting. Early on, some ARB will be used directly to incentivize users to provide liquidity. 
* Development (4%): Tokens will be designated for the continued development and expansion of the SHIBAI ecosystem.


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