> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://aphrodite-finance.gitbook.io/aphrodite-finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://aphrodite-finance.gitbook.io/aphrodite-finance/overview/faqs.md).

# ❓ FAQs

**1. How does the rebase work?**

The rebase operation allows tokens to work in a way that the circulating supply **expands or contracts** due to changes in token price. This increase or decrease in supply works with a mechanism called **rebasing**. Aphrodite uses a positive rebase formula which increases the $APHR supply of each holder.\
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**2. Where can I buy $APHR tokens ?**&#x20;

The $APHR token will be available **on** [**Thetys**](https://tethys.finance/swap?inputCurrency=METIS\&outputCurrency=0x69fdb77064ec5c84FA2F21072973eB28441F43F3). A link will be added here once $APHR is available. You need to know how to set up Metis network on Metamask here is a tutorial (<https://wiki.rugdoc.io/docs/how-to-bridge-funds-from-binance-smart-chain-to-metis-using-the-polybridge/>)

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**3. How do I stake?**

The Aphrodite system allows users a simple way to stake and receive staking rewards. Simply hold $APHR, interest yield is paid automatically and compounded into your own wallet.<br>

**4. How do I get my rebase rewards?**

The rebase rewards, in simple terms, are the staking rewards. You receive rebase rewards just by holding $APHR in your wallet. Rebases occur every 30 minutes or 48 times daily.\
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**5. What is the slippage for the trade?**

There are two different slippages which can be used for trading $APHR:&#x20;

When you wish to buy, you will need to set the slippage to at least at 20%.&#x20;

When you wish to sell, you will need to set the slippage to at least at 28%. &#x20;

You might need to add higher slippage during times when there are lots of buys and sells of $APHR but you should only ever incur the same buy and sell fees as mentioned above. <br>

**6. Is there a max supply of $APHR?**

$APHR is a token with elastic supply and there are no standards for its quantity. $APHR does not have a maximum supply.<br>

**7. When does the rebase occur?**

The rebase occurs every 30 minutes and it distributes  **0.0462%** of the circulating supply as Staking rewards to **$APHR holders**. In order to see when the next Rebase will occur, users will be able to check the timer on the Aphrodite staking dashboard.\
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**8. Is liquidity locked?**\
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The liquidity on the trading pair will be locked for 2 years.<br>

**9. Is an audit planned?**

Yes we will do an audit prior to launch (Solidity Finance: <https://solidity.finance/audits/Aphrodite/>)\
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**10. Multisig ?**

Aphrodite Finance WL presale will be secured with two influencers:\
\- [**CryptoMouv**](https://twitter.com/CryptoMouv) (<https://twitter.com/CryptoMouv>).\
\- [**Draka**](https://twitter.com/Dixdraka) (<https://twitter.com/Dixdraka>).\
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\&#xNAN;*They already multisig two sustainable projects on the BSC and AVAX chain (*[*https://twitter.com/Windfinance*](https://twitter.com/Windfinance)*,* [*https://twitter.com/PallaFinance*](https://twitter.com/PallaFinance)*)*


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