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Fingerprint Token

Coming soon to Robinhood Chain and GIWA Chain.

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The fee split

Where the fees go.

80% buys back and burns Fingerprint tokens. 20% pays for infrastructure and the team.

  • Uniswap v4 swap feesFingerprint’s share from its pool.
  • Product feesEarned across Fingerprint products.
  • Cross-border paymentsFees from business payment services.
80 percent of fees funds token buybacks and burns; 20 percent funds infrastructure and the team.

Applies to Fingerprint’s share after outside providers are paid. Investor deposits, customer payment funds and Stock Vault hedge money stay separate.

From fees to burns

How buybacks and burns work.

  1. 01CollectFees arrive from all three sources.
  2. 02Split80 / 20, every time.
  3. 03BuyTokens are bought on the market.
  4. 04BurnBought tokens leave supply for good.
Governance

Holders shape what comes next.

Suggest features and deals. Stake tokens to vote on priorities.

What you can propose.

Feature priorities
Improvements to the app: the problem, who it affects and what would make it better.
Investment opportunities
A company or opportunity for the team to consider, with supporting public information.

Proposals include benefits, costs, risks and the author’s financial interests. Votes guide priorities and research; they do not execute transactions or approve investments.

Proposal to published outcome

How governance will work.

Propose

Submit a clear brief with the change and its trade-offs.

Discuss and review

Community discussion, then a published team feasibility and risk review.

Vote

Token holders vote on scoped proposals under fixed, published rules.

Publish and follow through

Tally, team response and next steps are published, with progress updates.

Governance staking

Stake to vote.

Staked Fingerprint tokens give voting power on proposals. Staking terms are published before launch.

  1. Stake
  2. Vote
  3. Outcome

Voting rules.

A versioned rulebook is published before the first vote. Every ballot links to its version.

Who can participate
Staked tokens, snapshot point and weighting, team and treasury treatment, delegation if adopted.
How votes are counted
Minimum participation, pass threshold, abstentions and ties.
When it runs
Opening and closing dates and times, in UTC.
What it decides
The exact decision, its authority and how results are reported.

Rules stay fixed while a ballot is open. Authors and reviewers disclose financial or commercial interests.

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