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Tokens & assets
DA (Deflationary Asset). The economic engine of the ecosystem. A BEP20 token strictly hard-capped at 21,000,000 units and 100% backed by a USDT liquidity pool. Price follows the formulaPrice = Liquidity ÷ Circulating Supply. DA is non-transferable peer-to-peer; it can only be sold (manual or auto), used as lending collateral, or repaid. 100% of sold DA is permanently burned. See DA Token Mechanics.
NFTM. An internal mining counter tracked by the smart contract, not a token. NFTM has no market value, cannot be traded or transferred, and exists only to be staked into Farming, where it converts to DA at the current price. See Mining & Farming.
GovToken. The governance token. ERC20Votes standard, permanently fixed supply of 10,000,000, no minting after deployment. Voting power auto-delegates to the recipient on any transfer; no manual delegate() is exposed. See Governance.
NFT (RWANFTFI tier). A membership-based access key to the protocol. There are 10 tiers — Genesis, Advance, Ascend, Eclipse, Hydro, Quantum, Pulse, Aurora, Flame, Infinity — priced from 28 to 24,000 USDT. One active NFT per account; upgrading replaces the previous one. See NFT Ecosystem.
Gift NFT. A non-sellable promotional NFT awarded through promotions or Career Rank achievements. Cannot be purchased. Up to 100 per address (DAO-adjustable). Mints into even token IDs to avoid collisions with Regular NFTs (odd IDs).
Ambassador NFT. Limited to 100 units (Q4 2026). No income limits, dedicated reward system, not transferred on Business Sale.
VIP Edition NFT. Limited to 100 units (Q4 2026). Access granted for achieving Leader Career Rank or higher.
USDT. The stablecoin used as primary unit of account and as the 100% backing of the DA token. RWANFTFI uses USDT on the BEP20 standard.
Earnings & limits
Income Limit. The maximum cumulative income an active NFT can generate before renewal. Consumed by both marketing rewards and DA sales. When it reaches zero, the holder stops receiving all marketing rewards and loses the ability to sell DA manually. Renewed via Autobuy, manual same-level repurchase, or upgrade. Sponsor Bonus. Direct commission paid to the inviter on a partner’s NFT purchase. 30% of the NFT price on a new sale (Phase 1) or 20% on a repeat purchase / Autobuy. Phase 2 adjusts new-sale Sponsor Bonus to 20%. Tree Distribution. Per-level rewards paid to upline holders from a structure participant’s NFT purchase. Percentages range from 0% (Level 1) up to 5% (Level 15). Levels 16–22 are unlocked in Phase 2. The maximum reachable depth depends on the holder’s NFT tier. Matching Bonus. A secondary stream paying 5% + 5% + 5% across three levels of a holder’s direct partners’ marketing income. Level 1 unlocks at Eclipse (L4); Level 2 unlocks at 1,000 USDT cumulative personal sales; Level 3 unlocks at 3,000 USDT cumulative personal sales. Compression. When an upline does not qualify for a reward (Income Limit exhausted or NFT level too shallow), the reward passes upward to the next qualified participant. The skipped reward is flagged as Lost Income for the bypassed user. Lost Income. A reward a user could have received but did not, because their Income Limit was zero or their NFT depth was insufficient. Tracked for transparency; the funds themselves flow upward via compression.Balances
Regular Balance (balance). The user’s primary USDT wallet inside the smart contract. Withdrawable at any time; usable for NFT purchases or to generate Vouchers.
Accumulative Balance (accumulativeBalance). A mandatory savings account where 20% of every marketing reward is credited automatically. Can only be used to purchase the same-level NFT or upgrade to a higher one. Using it incurs a 20% fee routed to the DA Liquidity Pool; transferring it incurs the same 20% fee. If unused for 120 days, it becomes eligible for redistribution (Regular NFT: 70% to pool / 30% to upline; Gift NFT: 80% / 20%).
Frozen Balance. A 72-hour holding state for marketing commission that exceeds the holder’s remaining Income Limit, but only when the source is a direct invitee’s first purchase or their Autobuy. Released on NFT upgrade; on expiry, 70% goes to the DA Liquidity Pool and 30% to the direct upline sponsor. See Frozen Balance.
Limit (limit). The on-chain field representing the maximum remaining income an NFT can generate. Equivalent to “remaining Income Limit.”
Token Reserve Balance (tokenReserveBalance). The system-level USDT pool that 100% backs the DA token. Funded by 14+ revenue streams across the ecosystem.
Dev Balance (devBalance). Accumulates platform fees and commissions for operational funding. Not accessible to individual users or administrators outside of governance procedures.
Price Impact Balance (priceImpactBalance). A reserve used to manage DA price stability during specific ecosystem events (e.g., Price Impact event triggered by DAO).
Lifecycle & automation
Autobuy (3/3 system). An automatic NFT renewal mechanism. For Levels 1–8, up to 3 automatic renewals are allowed after the original manual purchase, so the same NFT level can be active a maximum of 4 times (1 manual + 3 auto). For Elite tiers (L9–L10), Autobuy is unlimited. The 3/3 counter resets to 0/3 when a higher-tier NFT is purchased. Business Sale. A DAO-authorized process to transfer an entire partner-tree structure to another user. Gated by a fixed transfer commission paid by the seller (currently 500 USDT, DAO-adjustable 0–500). The buyer pays no on-chain commission and receives the structure on execution. Underlying parameter:businessTransferFee.
Voucher (Gift Voucher). A user-generated coupon valid for 365 days with a smart-contract-enforced minimum of 5 USDT. Covers up to 100% of an NFT purchase. Transferable at 0% commission, except in the last 24 hours before expiry. Cannot combine with Accumulative Balance. Unused at 365 days → 100% to DA Liquidity Pool.
Career Rank. A progression metric used to unlock benefits like Ambassador or VIP NFTs and special rewards. Achieved through cumulative ecosystem activity.
Protocol mechanics
Mining. The first step of DA acquisition. The user activates Mining on a Premium or Elite NFT (L5+). The cycle generates NFTM over a fixed period (45 days at Hydro down to 40 days at Infinity). Levels 5–7 have 1 mining cycle producing 10% of the NFT price in NFTM. Levels 8–10 have 2 cycles producing 10% then 15%. Farming. The second step of DA acquisition. NFTM is staked for the same duration as the mining cycle. At completion, NFTM converts to DA at the current price and is credited to the user’s TokenStack. Must be staked within 72 hours of mining completion or the cycle is lost. Auto-Sell Cycle. The four-period progressive sale of a user’s DA balance if not sold manually. Currently: 25% after 120 days → 40% of remainder after 90 more → 50% of remainder after 90 more → 100% of remainder after final 65 days. Total: 365 days. User receives 70% of value in USDT; 100% of tokens are burned. Manual Sell. A user-initiated DA sale. 100% of sold tokens are burned; the user receives 75% of value in USDT (vs 70% on auto-sell). The remaining 25% is a protocol commission that stays in the pool as backing. Multi-Batch Lending. Each DA batch from each mining cycle serves as independent collateral. Loans are issued at a fixed 70% LTV against the whole batch - fractional borrowing against part of a batch is not supported - and carry a one-time 5% commission at issuance. A given batch can be pledged only once over its lifetime: after a loan is opened, that batch cannot be used as collateral again, even after full repayment. Multiple simultaneous loans are therefore possible only across different batches, never on the same batch. Partial repayment is supported - the borrower can release a portion of the collateral at any time before the batch enters its auto-sell cycle by repaying the proportional share ofloan.price-denominated debt. If a single loan defaults, only that batch’s collateral is progressively burned; other batches and balances are untouched.
Lending Default. Failure to repay before the collateralized batch enters its auto-sell cycle. The pledged DA then proceeds through the standard four-period schedule (120 / 90 / 90 / 65 days, 365 days total), burning 25%, then 40%, then 50%, then 100% of the remaining pledged DA per period. 100% of burned DA is permanently destroyed, and the USDT value at loan.price for each burned portion flows to the DA Liquidity Pool. The borrower keeps the USDT received at issuance and loses the burned portion of the collateral proportionally to the duration of the default. Default is not all-or-nothing: between any two auto-sell periods the borrower can still call repay() and reclaim the remaining pledged DA by paying only for what is still pledged. Other DA batches and balances are untouched.
Loan Eligibility Threshold. A rolling on-chain check executed before every new loan() call (_getTimeToNextAutosale(stack) >= 30 days): the DA batch being pledged must still have at least 30 days remaining until its next scheduled auto-sell trigger, or the call reverts. This is an eligibility gate controlling access to lending, not a loan term - an open loan has no fixed maturity and can be repaid in full or in part at any time before the batch enters its auto-sell cycle.
Loan Fee (loanFee). A one-time 5% commission charged at loan issuance and routed directly to the DA Liquidity Pool. Repayment - full or partial - does not trigger the fee again. Stored on-chain as a dedicated loanFee parameter (not as part of any generic fee), which lets the DAO tune lending economics independently of marketing taxes, accumulative fees, or any other commission. Current DAO range: 0% - 5%.
Loan Price (loan.price). The DA price captured by getPrice() at loan issuance and stored on the stack as ts.loan.price. All subsequent loan math - full repayment, partial repayment, and default settlement - is denominated against this price, not against the current market price. If the market price of DA doubles or triples while the loan is open, the USDT obligation does not increase - it remains anchored to loan.price. This is the mechanism that lets borrowers extract USDT liquidity at today’s DA value while retaining upside on future appreciation.
Partial Repayment. The option to redeem only part of a DA-collateralized loan rather than closing it in full. The borrower calls repay() for a chosen amount of pledged DA (less than or equal to the currently pledged total) and pays released_DA × loan.price × 0.70 USDT. The released DA returns to the active part of the same batch; the remaining DA stays pledged against a proportionally reduced debt. No additional fee is charged - the 5% commission was already paid at issuance. Partial repayment is callable at any stage of the loan’s life, including after auto-sell triggers (in which case _processExpiredStacks() runs first, burning the corresponding share of collateral before the repayment proceeds against the post-burn remainder).
Deflationary Cycle. A scheduled event triggered twice per year, lasting up to 30 days, that pauses the launch of new NFTM mining, staking, and DA generation cycles. Cycles already running before the Deflationary Cycle starts continue and complete on schedule. During the Cycle, daily DA burns intensify scarcity.
Seed Supply. A small permanent DA reserve pre-deposited at launch. Permanent and non-sellable, excluded from circulating supply, and exists solely to guarantee a non-zero denominator in Price = Liquidity ÷ Circulating Supply — preventing division by zero in the extreme edge case where every other token has been burned.