The HBMC farm pays HBMC for providing HBMC, HBR and HBRP liquidity on PulseX. It is separate
from the HBR and HBRP farms — staking in one has no effect on the others. HBMC/vPLS liquidity earns HBRP
in the HBRP farm.
HBMC is only created as farmers earn it, so an empty pool's share is never minted.
How much is paid out
The same shape as HBR's farm rewards, drawn over the full hundred years.
Farm year
HBMC paid out that year
0
≈3.07
1
≈2.20
2
≈1.32
3 onward
≈2.06 each year
Farming started on 2026-09-26 at 07:30 UTC. The curve has the same shape as HBR's — two big opening
years, a lighter third, then a steady rate — and it stops when HBMC reaches its cap of about
212.07 tokens, around year 94.
Pools
Twelve pools. A bigger weight earns a bigger share of the rewards.
Twelve pools earn rewards, every pair on PulseX. Shares and daily amounts below are read live from
the farm:
Pool
Share of rewards
HBMC per day
Reading the farm…
HBMC/PLS earns the most because it is HBMC's main market.
How to farm
Add liquidity on PulseX for the pair you want, then deposit the LP token into its pool on the HBMC
Farms page. No deposit or withdrawal fees, and you keep 100% of your rewards. Harvest any time.
Your LP stays in the farm contract and is never moved anywhere else.
How rewards are split
Each pool's share depends on its weight, so raising one pool lowers the others. Rewards you have
already earned are never affected by a change.
Tax processing
Trading fills the queue and clears it one step at a time; farming sweeps up the rest. Automatic — nothing for you to do. If a pool is too thin, the amount simply waits for the next try.
Part of HBMC's tax needs a swap, so it waits in a queue. Every HBMC trade clears one item, and normal
farm deposits, withdrawals and harvests sweep up the rest now and then. This happens automatically
and never blocks your transaction.
