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# Treasury and Fee Flows

Obol Strategy's primary concept is a strategy token for $KNTQ. The supplied concept video describes two separate fee flows.

## Buy and sell tax

The permanent buy/sell tax is **10%** after the launch tax window. The video describes the split as:

* **70% to the $KNTQ reserve**
* **30% to operations**

![Concept illustration of the 70/30 buy/sell fee split](https://477696132-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F0g8vmgPwoT5aEggNMFci%2Fuploads%2FH5KVUclv39MmyKUA4lFP%2Fostr-fee-split.png?alt=media)

The split is intended to be written into the contract. Contract addresses and independent verification are still TBA.

## Obol Arena upgrade spending

Obol Arena is an additional game feature, not the core purpose of Obol Strategy. The video describes $OSTR spent on game upgrades as split into:

* **80% to the treasury**
* **20% to the prize pool**

These are separate flows: the 70/30 buy/sell tax split should not be confused with the 80/20 game-upgrade split.

## What remains to be confirmed

* Deployed contract addresses and network details.
* Exact implementation of the launch-tax curve.
* On-chain evidence that the fee splits match the concept.
* The operational meaning and destination of the $KNTQ reserve and operations allocation.

The concept video describes intended mechanics. It does not prove that contracts are deployed or that the flows are live.