Introduction
Hex Bond lets you turn a locked HEX stake into tokens you can trade, and earn rewards for providing liquidity. It runs on PulseChain.
Hex Bond is an independent protocol. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any other project, protocol, company, or individual. It works with the public HEX and PulseChain contracts.
Why it exists
A HEX stake is normally stuck until it ends. Hex Bonds turn it into tokens you can sell or trade today, each paying out HEX on a set date. Hex Bond adds rewards that keep paying for 100 years instead of running dry after a year or so, and a treasury that grows over time.
The big picture
- Hex Bonds (HB) — tokens that each pay out 1 HEX on a set date (HB-3000 … HB-8000 and more).
- Farming — pair Hex Bonds with HEX and earn HBR, for 100 years.
- HBR — the reward token. Max 25B, with a 6% tax on DEX trades that funds the treasury, burns and stakers.
- Treasury — owns liquidity, buys back and burns HBR, and pays stakers.
- HBRP and HBMC — two more reward tokens, each with its own farms and staking. HBRP's tax buys and burns HBR; HBMC's buys and burns both HBR and HBRP.
New here? Start with Use cases, then How Hex Bond works.