> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/tradefi.bot-token-usdtdfi.md).

# TRADEFI.BOT Token $TDFI

- [What is $TDFI?](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/tradefi.bot-token-usdtdfi/what-is-usdtdfi.md): A utility token, deflationary, absorbing demand for Tradefi.bot tools - super bullish.
- [$TDFI utilities](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/tradefi.bot-token-usdtdfi/usdtdfi-utilities.md): $TDFI offers a range of essential benefits designed to empower its holders with passive income opportunities and access to valuable trading tools and services.
- [Why prices go up?](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/tradefi.bot-token-usdtdfi/why-prices-go-up.md): It is necessary to purchase $TDFI to utilize any tool, which makes it potentially bullish, in addition to penalty fees that are redistributed to our holders along with Bi-weekly USDT dividends.
- [How to get incomes with $TDFI?](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/tradefi.bot-token-usdtdfi/how-to-get-incomes-with-usdtdfi.md): Generating Income with $TDFI - Tradefi.bot Utility Token
- [Deflationary Mechanisms and $TDFI Burns](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/tradefi.bot-token-usdtdfi/deflationary-mechanisms-and-usdtdfi-burns.md): Enhancing Value through Deflationary Measures and $TDFI Burns
- [Penalty Fees for Sellers](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/tradefi.bot-token-usdtdfi/penalty-fees-for-sellers.md): Transaction Fees and Incentives


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