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# Investments

- [Treasury](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/treasury.md): This page has a list of current investments that treasury has invested in.
- [DEX](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/dex.md): Investments of $ONE allocated towards the DEX will be tracked here.
- [Lending Protocol/Investments](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/dex/lending-protocol-investments.md): Treasury Allocations towards lending coins/tokens in Defi protocols
- [Staking Pools](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/staking-pools.md): Treasury's Allocations to Staking Pools for Rewards of $FUNDS and partnered project tokens
- [Bank Rewards](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/staking-pools/bank-rewards.md): FundsFi Bank's stablecoin holding's will be tracked here. (Coming Soon)
- [Staking Coins/Tokens](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/staking-coins-tokens.md)
- [Trading Coins/Tokens](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/staking-coins-tokens/trading-coins-tokens.md): Buying and holding certain coins/tokens from FundsFi treasury's funds.
- [NFT Investments](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/staking-coins-tokens/nft-investments.md): FundsFi Treasury NFT Investments
- [FundsFi Branches](https://one-usd.gitbook.io/fundsfi-whitepaper/investments/fundsfi-branches.md): Are a part of the NETWORK in the FundsFi ecosystem created by it's community.


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