> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.silverswap.io/spiritswap-v2/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.silverswap.io/spiritswap-v2/tokenomics/usdspirit/emissions.md).

# Emissions

As of March 2022 Team tokens have finalized their vesting period and completed their distribution round. Moving forward emissions are totally dedicated towards two emission endpoints:

* Farm / Gauge: 81.82%
* DAO: 8.18%

**Farm / Gauge emissions:** Are governed through inSPIRIT holders by way of [gauge control](/spiritswap-v2/core-features/yield-farms/gauges.md). While the emission allocation to Farms / "Gauges" are constant as per the diagram below, it is inSPIRIT holders who decide which farms receive variable emission allocation weight, each epoch (weekly). \
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**DAO emissions:** Are sent to the SpiritSwap Multi-Sig wallet, which are then put into an investment strategy decided upon by the Multi-Sig until the funds are required for use. Use of these funds are restricted for activities such as;\
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\- Development expenses\
\- Service Contract expenses\
\- Marketing expenses \
\- General operations to maintain the upkeep of the exchange <br>

![Emission schedule curve ](/files/DNDpsvSkqurVImFPUybw)

![Emission allocation schedule.](/files/glEK34y05L1wiZZChwq1)


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