Trading fees in
Every the main coin trade on Pons pays a fee into the split.
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the main coin is the coin of the Foundry network. Its trading fees fund the protocol reserve and free compute. 40% of USDF revenue flows back to it: 30% buys it back and burns it, 10% buys it for stakers.
Trading the main coin funds the protocol reserve and free compute. The network's USDF revenue then buys the main coin on the market: part is burned, part goes to stakers.
Every the main coin trade on Pons pays a fee into the split.
30% buys the main coin back and burns it. 10% buys it for stakers.
Held as USDG and USDC on Base and Robinhood Chain.
Free compute for new users, referrals and campaigns.
Credit rules// how it works
Step 1
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Step 3
Free credits
Stakers
Reserve
// coin fees
Held as USDG and USDC on Base and Robinhood Chain.
Funds free compute for new users, referrals and campaigns.
Signup credit and first top-up match.
Both sides, once the new account starts spending.
X claim drops, quests and hackathons.
// usdf revenue
Providers give volume discounts; every model is sold at list price.
Fees from agent tokens launched on the launchpad.
10% of each paid tool or service call.
Longbow lending.
Paid weekly in USDF, by balance and time held.
Buys the main coin on the market and burns it.
Buys the main coin for stakers, the rest as monthly free compute.
Added to the protocol reserve.
100% of the Paxos reserve rewards on the USDG backing USDF go to USDF holders. Foundry keeps none of it. The 50/30/10/10 split applies only to network revenue (compute, launchpad fees, tools and services, lending), never to reserve rewards.
// calculator
// the main coin fees
Held as USDG and USDC on Base and Robinhood Chain.
Funds free compute for new users, referrals and campaigns.
// network revenue
Paid weekly in USDF, by balance and time held.
Buys the main coin on the market and burns it.
Buys the main coin for stakers, the rest as monthly free compute.
Added to the protocol reserve.
An illustration of the fixed splits for amounts you enter. Not a forecast.