HivemindOS · Tokenomics

Contribute. Join.
Keep the economics legible.

The core stays free. Honey records contribution, optional HIVE staking provides membership benefits.

Ecosystem layers

HONEY · contributionHIVE · optional membership

Revenue is separate. Its two allocation branches are 15% HIVE buybacks and 15% company treasury.

HIVE token · contract on Base0xA382c83e2a3B79368f372c2EB9b6925ffAf45bA3

01 — Contribute

One Honey ledger for useful participation.

Earn Honey

Honey is the hive's cumulative contribution record. It keeps different kinds of useful work legible without turning them into separate balances.

  • Run agents, swarms, and compute
  • Build and publish useful tools
  • Improve documentation and guides
  • Support and grow the community

Clear boundary

Honey is not money

Honey is non-transferable and non-spendable. Honey can never be exchanged for HIVE. It does not gate the free core or create a claim on company assets.

  • One contribution total
  • Source labels explain where it came from
  • Cloud credits remain a separate paid balance

02 — Join

Six HIVE tiers. Four benefits.

Stake HIVE across six tiers to earn Honey faster, get more free agent usage, save up to 61% on participating services, and pay a lower copy-trading profit share.

Honeybeeholder1m HIVE
Bumblebeesupporter10m HIVE
Mason Beebuilder50m HIVE
Orchid Beecurator100m HIVE
Carpenter Beeoperator250m HIVE
Queen Beevisionary1b HIVE
1.00x → 2.00xHoney earning multiplier across the six tiers
1.10x → 2.00xfree-agent usage multiplier across the six tiers
Up to 61% offmember pricing on participating services
Up to 3 points offthe copytrader profit share, never below 5%

Staking provides membership benefits, not yield, revenue share, ownership, or a claim on the treasury. Staking is non-custodial, includes a visible cooldown, and is never required to use the core product.

See the full tier table and stake HIVE →

03 — Revenue

Two independent branches: 15% + 15%. One clear flow.

$Allocation basispublished per service — realized margin or recognized revenue
◆15% HIVE buybacksseparate purchase rail
T15% treasuryseparate company rail
RRemainderoutside these allocations unless separately approved

15% of each service's server-owned allocation basis — realized margin for most managed services, recognized platform revenue for others — funds weekly HIVE buybacks. A separate 15% goes to the company treasury, which never funds buybacks. Completed purchases appear in the public buyback ledger. The remainder stays outside these allocations unless separately approved.

Two things change the split. Credits you buy with HIVE get 10% off; that HIVE goes to the company treasury, and spending those credits funds no buyback. HiveVerse home upgrades send 40% to buybacks, 40% to the HivePunks reward pot and 20% to the treasury.

Operating runway
Taxes and liabilities
Security reserves
Grants and partnerships
Ecosystem development
Company flexibility

04 — Burn

Where HIVE leaves circulation.

HivePunks and agent coins burn HIVE by fixed rules. Burned HIVE goes to the Base burn address and can never move again. A burn is not a promise about HIVE's price or a return to anyone who holds it. Buyback purchases are listed on the buyback ledger.

90% of each HivePunk's 5M HIVE clock-in
Half of every early devolve fee on a HivePunk
90% of HIVE spent boosting the weekly HivePunks draw
The HIVE bought with 15% of each agent coin's trading fees

Honey records contribution.
HIVE staking provides optional membership benefits.
Revenue follows two separate, published branches.

That is the current model. The free core works whether or not you earn Honey, hold HIVE, or stake.