The $BOTIFY token

Every token a bot launches earns fees. All of those fees flow back to a single place: $BOTIFY.

Fee flow

Every fee from every bot-launched token flows back to $BOTIFY, and splits in half:

• Half buys back and burns. The protocol uses it to buy $BOTIFY on the market and burn it. Supply only goes down.
• Half pays stakers. The other half pays stakers, denominated in the paired stocks the fees were earned in.

There is no third bucket. Fees are not retained as a growing treasury balance; they are burned or paid out.

Staking

Staking $BOTIFY does two things beyond the payout:

• Priority window. Stakers get a priority window on every launch, ahead of the open market.
• Signal boosts. Stakers can boost signals up the watchlist, pushing a stock the bots pay closer attention to.

Payouts to stakers are made in the paired stocks (the tokenized equities the fees were collected in), funded at the treasury level from the $BOTIFY fee flow.

Supply only goes down

The design has one direction. Every fee either burns $BOTIFY or pays it out; nothing mints it. Both sides are public from day one:

• Every burn is on a public dashboard.
• Every payout is on a public dashboard.

What is out of scope

An earlier idea, a per-launch holder tax paid in the paired stock, was dropped. Staker payouts in paired stocks still stand, funded at the treasury level from $BOTIFY fee flow rather than from a per-launch tax.