# Rewards

There are 4 types of rewards on WoofSwap:

### Emissions <a href="#emissions1" id="emissions1"></a>

Emissions refer to the distribution of new `$WOOF` tokens to liquidity providers who stake in active gauges as a reward for their participation in the protocol. Liquidity providers receive emissions proportional to their share of the total liquidity in a given liquidity pool.

### Swap Fees <a href="#fees" id="fees"></a>

Users pay swap fees when they make trades against liquidity pools. The standard swap fee for stable pool is 0.02%. Swap fee for volatile pool is 0.2%. Swap fees accumulated in liquidity pools in WoofSwap are redirected to gauge voters. These fees are proportionally distributed to gauge voters based on each voter's `veWOOF`voting weight of a gauge.

### Bribes <a href="#bribes" id="bribes"></a>

Bribes are additional rewards that gauge voters may receive from external parties who wish to direct emissions toward a specific liquidity pool. These bribes are also distributed proportionally to each gauge voter's voting weight of a gauge.

### Rebases <a href="#rebases1" id="rebases1"></a>

WoofSwap implements a weekly rebase mechanism to incentivize long-term locking of `veWOOF` and prevents dilution of voting power. The total supply of`$WOOF` tokens is dynamically expanded based on the total supply of locked `veWOOF`. `veWOOF` holders receive a share of rebase proportional to their voting power at the beginning of each epoch.


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