SURGE is a perpetual convertible note that pays 15% APR and can be converted into LSTR
Thus giving unlimited upside while carrying minimal downside.
SURGE pays you a fixed dividend of $0.15 per year for every $1 SURGE you hold, or a 15% APR.
But that money doesn’t just appear — it’s funded from several real revenue streams inside the LeoStrategy ecosystem.
Let's outline these revenue streams for dummies (me) so we understand where SURGE yield comes from:
1. Profits from market making
LeoStrategy runs bots that trade across different blockchains and exchanges.
These bots make small profits on lots of trades.
Those profits go into the pool that pays SURGE dividends.
2. Fees from bridges and LeoDex
When people move LSTR and SURGE between chains (via the bridge) or trade on LeoDex, they pay small fees.
A cut of these fees goes to the fund backing SURGE.
3. Investment fund growth (LSTR)
SURGE is tied to LSTR — a fund that collects and grows assets.
As LSTR earns yield and grows in value, that growth supports SURGE’s dividend payments.
4. Optional token sales (backup plan if all else fails)
If needed, they can issue a small amount of new SURGE to raise cash.
This is like selling new shares in a company.
It’s a backup, not the main source.
Remember, LeoStrategy have already set aside enough funds to cover the first 6 months of SURGE dividends, so early holders are guaranteed payments.
Best of probabilities to you.
Dane.
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