Hashflow begins to charge transaction fees and distribute them to $HFT stakers.

Hashflow, a decentralized exchange and liquidity provider, has announced that it will start charging transaction fees and distribute a portion of the fees to stakers of its $HFT token. Currently, many DeFi protocols charge fees for transactions routed through Hashflow, although Hashflow itself does not impose any fees. The fees will be embedded in the quoted prices and automatically deducted during transaction execution. 50% of the revenue generated from these fees will be distributed to $HFT token stakers, 30% will be allocated to the community treasury for token buybacks, and the remaining 20% will be used for Hashflow Foundation's operational expenses. The exact fee amount has not been disclosed yet, but it will vary based on the transaction size and will be distributed monthly to token stakers.