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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the common methods to buy LEASH with Australian Dollars (AUD)?

To acquire the LEASH digital asset with AUD, you typically use a regulated Australian crypto exchange that lists it. The process involves completing KYC/AML verification, then funding your account using Australian-friendly fiat on-ramp methods like PayID, POLi, BPAY, or a direct bank transfer. Once funded, you can execute a trade on the AUD/LEASH order book. Alternatively, one could buy Ethereum (ETH) with AUD and then use a decentralized exchange like ShibaSwap to swap ETH for LEASH, an ERC-20 token.

How does AUSTRAC regulation impact buying LEASH with AUD in Australia?

AUSTRAC (Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre) regulates Australian digital currency exchanges to combat money laundering and terrorism financing. This means any platform offering AUD to LEASH trading pairs must be registered with AUSTRAC and enforce strict KYC/AML (Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering) compliance. For users, this translates to a more secure trading environment, as you must verify your identity before you can deposit AUD, ensuring traceable and legal blockchain transactions.

What are the typical fees when using AUD to purchase the LEASH ERC-20 token?

When purchasing LEASH with AUD, you'll encounter several potential fees. First, there may be a deposit fee for your AUD, which varies by method (e.g., PayID is often free, but card payments incur a percentage). Second, the cryptocurrency exchange will charge a trading fee (maker/taker fee) for executing the buy order. Finally, if you move your LEASH off the exchange to a private digital wallet, you will pay a blockchain transaction withdrawal fee, which includes the Ethereum network's gas fees since LEASH is an ERC-20 token.

What is the primary function of LEASH within the Shiba Inu ecosystem?

LEASH's primary role is to act as a premium, low-supply token that grants holders exclusive benefits within the Shiba Inu ecosystem. Unlike SHIB's massive supply, LEASH has a total supply of just over 107,000 tokens, positioning it as a store of value. Holders often receive priority access for events like Shiboshi NFT mints and land sales in the SHIB Metaverse. It can also be staked on the ShibaSwap DeFi platform to earn rewards.

How does LEASH's tokenomics differ from SHIB and BONE?

The key difference is supply and utility. LEASH has an extremely scarce supply of ~107K tokens, designed as a store of value and key to exclusive ecosystem access. SHIB has a massive supply in the trillions, serving as the ecosystem's primary currency. BONE has a supply of 250 million and functions as the governance token for the ShibaSwap DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization), allowing holders to vote on proposals and also serves as the primary reward token for staking and liquidity provision.

What's the best way to securely store LEASH tokens after an AUD purchase?

For maximum security, you should transfer your LEASH from the exchange to a self-custody digital wallet where you control the private keys. Since LEASH is an ERC-20 token, you need an Ethereum-compatible wallet. Hardware wallets offer the highest level of security for your digital assets. Software wallets are a convenient alternative. Storing LEASH in your own wallet is crucial for interacting with DeFi platforms like ShibaSwap for staking or participating in exclusive SHIB Metaverse events.