TOKENOMICS

What's actually on-chain

No off-chain promises — every number below is either enforced by a contract today or clearly marked as not live yet.

Total supplyFixed at 1,000,000,000 $INTERN at launch on PAIR — no supply customization, no minting
Pairing asset$INTERN trades directly against Bloom Energy (BE), a tokenized real-world stock — priced in BE, not routed through ETH first
LiquidityLocked forever in a Uniswap v4 pool from day one — no bonding curve, no migration to a separate pool later
Custom intern deploy fee10,000 $INTERN burned once, when a user launches their own custom intern from the marketplace
Swap feePAIR's standard protocol fee only — $INTERN adds no extra trading tax on top
Creator fee split70% buy-and-burn · 20% streamed to staked $INTERN · 10% treasury — see the breakdown below
Mint functionNone, ever — total supply only ever goes down

EVERY CREATOR FEE CLAIM, SPLIT ON-CHAIN

70% BURN

Swapped for $INTERN on the open market, then sent to the dead address

20% DISTRIBUTION

Streamed in BE to everyone staking $INTERN, pro-rata and time-weighted

10% TREASURY

Ops, marketing, and expansion — sent directly, no swap

Distributions require staking $INTERN — unstake any time, no lockup. This isn't a dividend, equity, or a guaranteed return; it's a share of on-chain protocol fees, paid only to $INTERN staked at the time.

LIVE SUPPLY · UPDATES ON EVERY INTERN DEPLOYED

1,000,000,000

0 INTERN burned so far (0.0000%)

This counter is illustrative until the marketplace is live. Once it ships, it reads real burn transactions from Robinhood Chain — nothing here will be self-reported.

MECHANICS

How the burn works

01

Every trade pays a fee

PAIR's standard swap fee accrues on every $INTERN trade — no extra tax added on top.

02

Blaze claims and burns

Blaze, the protocol's always-on burn bot, claims the accumulated fee and burns 70% of it automatically — no deploy step, no user action. This is live today, not a promise.

03

COMING SOON

Treasury buybacks

Once trading fees fund it, treasury buybacks add a second burn layer on top of deploy fees.