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HBR treasury & revenue share

The treasury is the protocol's bank account. It receives 4% of every HBR buy and sell and all SAC proceeds, and it keeps the liquidity built from the tax's 1% liquidity share (that liquidity is owned by the protocol, not burned).

HBR swap tax
4% of every buy and sell
4%
A
SAC proceeds
all of them
B
Liquidity
1% of the tax, added to HBR/PLS
owned by the protocol
C
LP
Treasury
the protocol's bank account
invests burns
deepens pools
pays stakers
D
Investments
returns go back to the treasury
E
Buy & burn HBR
on top of the tax's own 0.5% burn
F
Deepen liquidity
the HB / HEX and HBR pools
G
revenue share
Buys HBR
with the stakers' share
starts at 10% grows
H
pays it in
HBR stakers
paid 1% of the pool per day
every payout buys HBR first
I
Bond vault stakers
per HB maturity
1% mint / wrap fees, unlock over 7 days
coin basket · paid out over a year
WPLS PLSX HEX INC DAI
J
Every revenue-share payout buys HBR on the market before it reaches stakers.

What the treasury does

  • Invests and adds the returns back.
  • Buys and burns HBR, on top of the tax's own 0.5% burn.
  • Deepens liquidity in the HB/HEX and HBR pools.
  • Pays stakers (below).

Revenue share

HBR stakers (HBR staking) get a share of treasury income, starting at 10% and growing. The treasury uses it to buy HBR, which is then paid out to stakers at 1% of the pool per day.

Bond vault stakers (HBR staked against a specific HB maturity) get:

  • the 1% fee on bonds minted or wrapped for their maturity, unlocking over 7 days, and
  • a basket of WPLS, PLSX, HEX, INC and DAI from the treasury, paid out over a rolling year.

The 7-day unlock is separate from the 90-day lock on your stake — claim early and the rest stays yours. See How Hex Bond works.

Hex Bond is an independent protocol — no partnerships, and no affiliation with any other team or protocol.