100 tokens.
61.8% of all protocol revenue.
Forever.
LP-100 is not a utility token in the speculative sense. It is the ownership layer of a cash-flowing infrastructure protocol. Every trade every APU user executes generates fees. Those fees split automatically: 61.8% to LP-100 stakers, 38.2% to the APU treasury. The split is the phi-ratio. It is hardcoded. It is constitutional.
One hundred tokens. Six decimal places. This is the total that will ever exist. No minting. No inflation. Final.
| 40.00 | Founding contributor 36-month cliff + linear vest. Tokens locked until protocol performs. |
| 25.00 | Public — Bancor Carbon liquidity event First-come, first-served. No whitelist. No KYC. On-chain only. |
| 20.00 | Treasury reserve Governed by LP-100 holders. Cannot be sold without governance vote. |
| 15.00 | Contributors & ecosystem Signal adapter builders, early integrators. Allocated by governance. |
No presale. No VC round. No team allocation that exits before users see returns.
| AUM | Annual Fees | To LP-100 Stakers |
|---|---|---|
| $500K | ~$49,000 | ~$30,200 |
| $1M | ~$98,000 | ~$60,500 |
| $5M | ~$490,000 | ~$302,500 |
| $10M | ~$980,000 | ~$605,500 |
| $50M | ~$4,900,000 | ~$3,027,000 |
Assumptions: 8% avg return, 60% profitable trades. These projections are illustrative only. Not guarantees.
Supported AI models
Execution venue whitelist
Signal adapter approvals
Treasury allocation
Circuit breaker thresholds
Non-custodial constraint
emergencyExit() function
K*=0 constraint
Bloomberg Principle
Token supply cap
Grace Exit provision
Any LP-100 holder who votes against a Lane B change may exit the protocol with their pro-rata share of the treasury within 30 days. No holder is ever locked into governance decisions they fundamentally oppose. This is constitutional. It cannot be removed.