Auction income

Auction income #

Income from the sale of goods at auctions in the game has a certain distribution in the game funds, which contributes to the development and maintenance of the game economy. See below how the income from various auctions is distributed.

Royalties when selling clones at auction #

The gold received from the sale of clones is transferred to the state budget and is its income. The state, in turn, daily transfers from this income item:

  • 2.5% - to the bonus fund for office workers;
  • 30% - to the clone auction securities fund;
  • 17.5% goes to the active players fund, which is paid to players according to the account’s valuation;
  • 50% goes to the fund for the development of the technical base of the project.

Deductions when selling principalities at auction #

Upon sale of the principality, the seller is charged a commission of 20% of the sale price. The commissions go to the state. The state, in turn, pays daily from this income:

  • 10% - to the clone auction securities dividend fund;
  • 10% - to the Imperial House Fund;
  • 10% to the Oil Age Fund;
  • 10% - to the megalith era fund;
  • 60% goes to the fund for the development of the technical base of the project.

Deductions for the sale of securities above par value #

The difference between the sale price of a security in gold coins and the face value of the lot in gold coins is transferred to the state budget. Cost equivalents of resources are not taken into account. The state, in turn, pays from this budget:

  • 0.5% - to the charity fund;
  • 5% - to the princely fund;
  • 5% - to the “Treasury of Settlements” fund;
  • 5% - to the university employee bonus fund;
  • 5% - to the military ranks fund;
  • 15% goes to the clone land social fund.

Deductions for the sale of weapons at an auction of imported weapons #

Funds from the sale of lots at the “auction of imported weapons” go to the state. The state, in turn, transfers income daily:

  • 30% - to the bonus fund of the main state enterprises (sawmill, mill, quarry, mine, wagon train);
  • 30% - to the fair’s armory securities fund;
  • 10% goes to the railroad securities fund.

Deductions from flea market income #

The amount for which the item was purchased at the flea market goes to the state. From this income item the state transfers:

  • 30% - to the former owner of the item (if this share is at least 0.0001 gold coins; in this case, the funds are credited to the name of the main clone of the account);
  • 10% - to a charity fund (if this share is at least 0.0001 gold coins);
  • 60% goes to the fund for the development of the technical base of the project.

Deductions from the sale of charters by the state #

The difference between the sale price of a lot in gold coins and the face value of the lot in gold coins is transferred to the state budget. Cost equivalents of resources are not taken into account. The state, in turn, pays from this budget:

  • 0.5% - to the charity fund;
  • 5% - to the princely fund.
  • 5% - to the “Treasury of Settlements” fund;
  • 5% - to the university employee bonus fund;
  • 5% - to the military ranks fund;
  • 15% goes to the clone land social fund.

Distribution of profits from gem mines #

For each mine of precious stones purchased at a mine auction for gold coins, the state pays:

  • 15% - to the princely fund;
  • 10% - to dividend funds of the corresponding type of securities.

Every day, the state pays out of the total amount of gold mined in the mines #

  • 10% goes to the princely fund.

Amber mines #

For each amber mine purchased at a mine auction for gold coins, the state pays:

  • 5% - to the princely fund;
  • 5% - to the Imperial House Fund;
  • 5% - to the megalith era fund;
  • 20% - to the dividend fund of the corresponding type of securities.

Elvereon stone mines #

For each Elvereon mine purchased at a mine auction for gold coins, the state pays:

  • 5% - to the princely fund;
  • 5% - to the Imperial House Fund;
  • 5% goes to the oil era fund.

Portaline stone mines #

For each portaline mine purchased at a mine auction for gold coins, the state pays:

  • 5% - to the princely fund;
  • 5% - to the Imperial House Fund;
  • 5% goes to the oil era fund.

Deductions from government sales of securities #

The difference between the sale price of a lot in gold coins and the face value of the lot in gold coins is transferred to the state budget. Cost equivalents of resources are not taken into account. The state, in turn, pays from this budget:

  • 0.5% - to the charity fund;
  • 5% - to the princely fund;
  • 5% - to the “Treasury of Settlements” fund;
  • 5% - to the university employee bonus fund;
  • 5% - to the military ranks fund;
  • 15% goes to the clone land social fund.