FAQ

Is Hex Bond affiliated with any other project?

No. Hex Bond is independent — not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to any other project, protocol, company, or individual. It works with the public HEX and PulseChain contracts and with public HTT markets, but it is built and run separately.

Is it live?

Yes, on PulseChain. Addresses are on the Contracts page. The contracts have not had a third-party audit.

What makes Hex Bond different?

Tokens that pay out HEX on a set date already exist (HEX Time Tokens). Hex Bond adds rewards that last 100 years, a tax that burns HBR, HBR staking, and a treasury that grows and buys back.

What is HBR?

Hex Bond Rewards, the reward token. Max 25B, paid out over about 100 years, with a 6% tax on DEX trades. See HBR token.

If I add more to a vault or stake, does the 90 days restart?

No — it averages. Money that already finished its 90 days stays free. For the rest, the bigger your top-up compared with what is already locked, the further the timer moves back.

Adding 1,000 to 9,000 that has been locked 60 days adds 6 days; adding 9,000 to 1,000 adds 54. It can never be more than 90 days from your latest deposit. The vault and stake pages show the days left.

What happens on a Hex Bond's date?

From that HEX day on, you can cash it in 1:1 for HEX, any time, on the Portfolio page. The earliest, HB-3000, opens on HEX day 2999 (early 2028). See the Glossary.

Can I use HEX Time Tokens I already hold?

Yes, but the farms only take Hex Bond/HEX pools, not HTT/HEX. Wrap your HTT 1:1 into the matching Hex Bond, pair it with HEX, and farm that. You can unwrap back to HTT any time — for example to repay a loan against it.

Both directions cost 1%, paid to HBR stakers in that date's vault. If nobody is staked there, the wrap fee is waived and the unwrap fee goes to the treasury. In the last 90 days before the date, the wrap fee rises from 1% to 10%, with the extra going to the treasury.