> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mclb.org/millennium-dao/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mclb.org/millennium-dao/dao/treasury/revenue-strategies.md).
# Revenue Strategies
The treasury employs diverse strategies and investments to foster growth, meticulously managing every dollar to mitigate risks and maximize potential outcomes.
Key strategies favored by the MCLB DAO include:
1. **Accumulating Voting Power:** Strategic acquisition of voting power over leading ve(3;3) Dexes.
2. **Investing in Pre-sales:** Identifying and capitalizing on promising and strategic pre-sales opportunities, particularly ones that benefit MCLB products.
3. **Validator Revenue:**\
The treasury benefits from revenue generated by validators, further augmenting its financial resources.
4. **Market Making & Liquidity Providing:** Engaging in market making and liquidity provision for fBOMB and MCLB.
5. **Bridge Fees**: MCLB continues to earn fBOMB via [bridge fees](/millennium-dao/core-pillars/fbomb/bridge.md). With a 2% fee structure, half of the fee contributes to burning the token supply, while the remaining half is allocated to the MCLB DAO treasury.
Further revenue-generating activities under the MCLB banner are in the pipeline, ensuring sustained growth and prosperity.
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