Genesis · $MISPRICE
Every profitable route strengthens the network.
$MISPRICE turns execution demand into network security, deeper liquidity and a progressively scarcer execution asset. It powers capacity, bonds operators and connects protocol activity to transparent onchain buybacks.
Token not deployed. Parameters subject to final review.
Two revenue streams
Two loops, one recurring buyback system
One loop is funded by executed profit. The other is funded by the token market itself. They run on separate vaults and neither depends on the other to keep buying.
Loop 01
Burn and liquidityExecution loop
Revenue produced by capturing dislocations. It settles daily and buys $MISPRICE on the open market over the following 24 hours.
Loop 02
Burn onlyToken market loop
Revenue produced by $MISPRICE trading itself. The creator fee share routes in full to a vault that buys and burns, independent of execution volume.
Pool fee and creator share are launch venue parameters to verify and freeze at deployment, not MISPRICE facts today.
Performance fee model
Paid only on profit you actually realize
The platform charges a 15% performance fee on net profit realized through the audited MISPRICE router. Unrealized edges accrue nothing. Parameters are finalized when the router ships.
- Net realized profit
- 100 USDG
- Retained by the user
- 85 USDG
- Platform fee
- 15 USDG
Where the platform fee goes
Executed over the following 24 hours in time weighted clips.
Routers, adapters, RPC capacity, monitoring and audits.
Capital held against execution failures and adapter incidents.
Paid to operators and contributors who keep routes executable.
Buyback engine
Revenue settles daily. Buying happens over the next 24 hours.
Revenue accrues through the UTC day. At settlement the buyback allocation is fixed, then executed in time weighted clips across the following 24 hours through a public contract rather than discretionary manual purchases. Amounts too small to execute economically roll into the next cycle.
Both streams use the same executor and leave the same onchain receipts. Their destinations differ.
Tokens bought by the execution revenue stream
60%
Permanently burned
40%
Protocol owned liquidity
Tokens bought by the token market stream
100%
Sent to the burn address, with no liquidity carve out
Scenario model
Move the inputs and watch both loops respond
Presets are modeled scenarios, not results. Every field stays editable after you pick one.
Net profit actually settled through the execution layer across the month.
Secondary market volume on the launch venue pool.
Launch venue parameter. Default 1%.
Share of pool fees to the creator recipient. Default 70%.
- Performance fee
- 15% · fixed
- Execution buyback allocation
- 40% · fixed
Execution loop
Platform fees, monthly
150,000 USDG
Execution buyback, monthly
60,000 USDG
Execution buyback, daily
2,000 USDG
Monthly divided over 30 days
Token market loop
Token buyback, daily
35,000 USDG
Token buyback, monthly
1,050,000 USDG
Combined
Total modeled monthly buyback
1,110,000 USDG
Permanent burn budget
1,086,000 USDG
All token loop buybacks plus 60% of the execution buyback
Protocol owned liquidity budget
24,000 USDG
40% of the execution buyback
Figures are modeled scenarios from the inputs above, expressed in USDG. They describe how the system allocates revenue, not protocol performance and not a forecast of token price. Token quantities are excluded because no market exists yet.
Buyback cycle
From accrued revenue to a receipt anyone can read
- 01
Revenue accounted
Verified realized profit and creator fee accrual are recorded as they settle.
- 02
UTC settlement
The day closes. Allocations are fixed against the settled balance.
- 03
TWAP clips
The buyback executes over the following 24 hours in time weighted clips.
- 04
Onchain receipt
Each clip leaves a transaction anyone can read against the executor.
- 05
Burn and liquidity allocation
Execution stream splits 60 burn / 40 liquidity. Token stream burns in full.
Contract surface
- Revenue Vault Published at deployment
- Receives the 15% platform performance fee and holds it until UTC settlement.
- Token Revenue Vault Published at deployment
- Receives 100% of the $MISPRICE creator fee share from the launch venue pool.
- Buyback Executor Published at deployment
- Runs the time weighted clips for both streams and emits the receipts.
- Burn Address Published at deployment
- Terminal destination for every token the protocol removes from supply.
Addresses appear here once the contracts are live. Amounts too small to execute economically roll forward into the next cycle rather than being spent on gas.
Execution power
Locked tokens become capacity
Users lock $MISPRICE to generate non transferable Execution Power, the capacity the network grants you.
- Scanner cadence
- Concurrent executable routes
- Maximum capital per route
- Automated execution access
- Priority during short lived opportunities
- Performance fee reductions
Observer
No token lockScanner access and a limited set of manual tools.
Operator
Token lockManual execution with reduced performance fees.
Autonomous
Larger lockAutomatic execution and parallel routes.
Solver
Operator bondPermission to execute routes on behalf of the network.
Final thresholds announced before activation
Solver bonds
Accountability is collateralized
Solvers, route operators and venue adapter operators bond $MISPRICE before they can serve the network. Reliable operators receive more execution flow. Invalid quotes, repeated downtime or malicious activity can be penalized under audited and transparent rules.
Bonding and penalties: awaiting activation.
Route markets
An open execution network
Contributors can propose new Stock Tokens, liquidity venues, adapters and risk improvements by bonding $MISPRICE. Verified contributions that generate useful activity can receive execution credits or limited ecosystem incentives.
The point is throughput, not committee work. Proposals are judged by the routes they make executable.
Onchain transparency
The canonical dashboard, waiting for its first transaction
- Cumulative platform fees
- Awaiting activation
- Creator fee share received
- Awaiting activation
- Execution buybacks executed
- Awaiting activation
- Token market buybacks executed
- Awaiting activation
- Tokens burned
- Awaiting activation
- Protocol owned liquidity
- Awaiting activation
- Execution Reserve balance
- Awaiting activation
- Amount rolled into the next cycle
- Awaiting activation
Each daily cycle publishes its clips, its burn and its liquidity allocation. Every line above links to the transaction that produced it once the contracts are live.
Token status
What exists today
- MISPRICE interface
- Wallet onboarding
- Network reads
- USDG eligibility and observation layer
- Audited execution router
- Venue adapters
- Security monitoring
- $MISPRICE contract
- Buyback contract
- Bonds and governance controls
- Contract address
- Not deployed
- Supply
- Not finalized
- Allocation
- Not finalized
- Launch date
- Not finalized
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