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HEX Stake Market

The Market lets you buy, sell and auction HEX stakes held as Hedron HSI NFTs.

What an HSI is

An HSI is a normal HEX stake packaged as an NFT. Whoever holds the NFT owns the stake. Selling the NFT sells the whole stake without ending it early and without any HEX penalty. Every card on the Market shows the stake's real details: amount, T-shares, start day, length, days served and left, and the day it can be ended.

Fixed-price listings

  1. On the Sell tab, pick an HSI, choose Fixed price, pay token (PLS or HEX) and price.
  2. Approve and list it. The Market holds the HSI while it is for sale.
  3. You can change the price or cancel any time before it sells. Cancelling returns the HSI.
  4. A buyer pays the price plus the buyer fee. The buyer gets the HSI and the seller is paid at once.

If the seller raises the price after you click buy, your purchase fails instead of charging you more.

Seller
lists an HSI at a fixed price
HSI · HEX stake NFT
HEX Stake Market
holds the HSI while it is for sale
escrow3% fee
Buyer
pays in PLS or pHEX, gets the stake
PLSpHEX
list HSIprice − 1.5%cancel: HSI backHSIprice + 1.5%1.5% + 1.5%
Before it sells
the seller can change the price or cancel; a raise after you click buy fails the buy, never overcharges
Protocol fee recipients
3% of the price in total, split in equal thirds
each recipient1%
EXAMPLE: A 1,000,000 PLS SALEBuyer pays1,015,000 PLSSeller gets 985,00030,000
Gold arrows move the stake, green arrows move the money, the dashed arrow is a cancel. Nobody can end or move the stake while it is listed.

Auctions

  • The seller sets a starting price, pay token and length (1 hour to 30 days).
  • Each bid must beat the current top bid by at least 5%. The first bid just has to meet the starting price.
  • No last-second sniping: a bid in the final 15 minutes extends the auction to 15 minutes after that bid.
  • If you are outbid, you get your full bid and fee back straight away.
  • A seller can cancel only while there are no bids.
  • When time runs out, anyone can close the auction. The winner gets the HSI (or the seller gets it back if nobody bid) and the money is paid out.
Seller
starting price · 1 hour to 30 days · cancel only before the first bid
HSI · HEX stake NFT
Auction (market escrow)
holds the HSI and the top bid
min raise 5%15-min extension
Bidders
each bid pays bid + 1.5% in PLS or pHEX
PLSpHEX
HSIbid + 1.5%refundtop bid − 1.5%3%HSI
Seller is paid
at settle · no bids: the HSI goes back instead
Protocol fee recipients
1.5% from each side, equal thirds
Winner
gets the HSI · anyone can settle once time is up
ONE AUCTION, PRICE OVER TIMEstart pricefirst bid ≥ start+5%outbid, refunded+5%outbid, refunded+5% in last 15 minoutbid, refundedauction opensoriginal endnew end
Every raise is at least 5%, an outbid bidder is refunded straight away, and a late bid always leaves 15 minutes to answer it.

Fees

  • Buyer: pays the price plus 1.5%.
  • Seller: receives the price minus 1.5%.
  • The fees are split three ways: one third to HBMC vault stakers (streamed over a year by lock tier), one third to each of two team wallets.
  • Example: a stake sold for 1,000,000 PLS costs the buyer 1,015,000 PLS, pays the seller 985,000 PLS, and sends 10,000 PLS to each of the three fee wallets.

The Market shows this breakdown before every buy, bid, listing and auction.

Safety while listed

While an HSI is listed or in an auction, the Market holds it and nobody can end or move the stake, so the buyer always gets exactly what the card shows.

If a payout doesn't arrive

PLS is sent to you automatically. If your wallet can't receive PLS (some smart-contract wallets can't), the amount is saved for you instead. Collect it any time from My activity → Withdraw.

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