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# Selling

Not the wisest decision, but here's how it works

You can sell your KEEPER tokens at any time back to the protocol at $$P\_s$$

&#x20;                                               $$P\_s = P\_b\*(1-Premium)$$

$$Premium = LCV \* Token Debt Ratio (TDR)$$

$$LCV = Liquidity  Control  Variable$$

$$TDR = N\_{s,t}/N\_t$$

Where $$N\_{s,t}$$= Number of additional tokens sold\
&#x20;$$N\_t$$ = Number of tokens in circulation

You can observe here that when the net buying pressure is high, the premium for selling is low (because$$N\_t$$increases) and vice versa. The profit generated from this premium goes back to the staking pool and the DAO in the ratio 90:10 --> in essence, if you un-stake and sell, you'd be incentivizing the diamond handers handsomely.&#x20;

The winning strategy therefore is to HODL your KEEPER token and only unstake it when returns from the treasury have been realized.
