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# Category 2: Fee Collectors (MPool)

In this category, we have the fee collectors that are purchased with MPool:

1. Fee Collector 1
   * Value: $100
   * Return: 200% of the total value (totaling $200).

* After applying a 50% fee ($100), you keep $100.\
  This operating structure provides a strategic way of dollarizing assets (or cryptocurrencies), allowing the user to obtain exposure to the dollar in an optimized and financially efficient way, since the effective cost of the fee is absorbed by the leverage model, and does not directly affect the investor's initial capital.

2. Fee Collector 2
   * Amount: $500
   * Return: 200% of the total amount (totaling $1,000).

* After applying a fee of 50% ($500), you keep $500.\
  This operational structure provides a strategic way of dollarizing assets (or cryptocurrencies), allowing the user to obtain exposure to the dollar in an optimized and financially efficient way, since the effective cost of the fee is absorbed by the leverage model, and does not directly affect the investor's initial capital.


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