01
Node Mechanics
What a Fire Node is, what it commits, and the 60-day lifecycle from mint to burn-out.
Mint cost
10 $FIRE
ROI
30 days
Lifespan
60 days
Daily emission
0.33 $FIRE
Lifetime emission
20.00 $FIRE
What a node is
A Fire Node is a permanent on-chain commitment of 10 $FIRE to the protocol. Once minted, the node enters the active set and begins emitting rewards every block on a fixed daily schedule. Nodes are non-transferable — they belong to the wallet that minted them.
Lifecycle
Every node has a deterministic 60-day lifespan. The clock starts the moment the mint transaction confirms. Throughout the burn window, the node accrues $FIRE continuously — not in discrete daily drops — at a rate equal to the daily emission divided by the number of seconds in a day.
Once a node reaches day 60, it burns out: emissions stop, the node is moved to the retired set, and the 10 $FIRE committed at mint remains permanently locked in the protocol floor.
Note
Burned-out nodes are kept on-chain for historical purposes but cannot be re-activated. To keep earning, mint a new node.
Claiming rewards
Pending rewards can be claimed to the originating wallet at any point during a node's lifespan. Claims are non-custodial — the protocol mints directly to the wallet that owns the node. There is no minimum claim and no claim cooldown.
Pending rewards can also be compounded: when accrued rewards reach the 10 $FIRE mint cost, they can be converted directly into a new node without the funds ever touching the operator's wallet.
02
Emissions
How rewards are calculated, where they come from, and how the pool drains over time.
Reward pool
60,000 $FIRE
Per-node, per day
0.33 $FIRE
ROI window
30 days
Per-node lifetime
20.00 $FIRE
Halving schedule
None at launch
Reward formula
Each active node emits a fixed 0.33 $FIRE per day, independent of total network size. At that rate the 10 $FIRE mint cost is fully recouped in 30 days, with the remaining 30 days of the burn window earning pure profit. Rewards are pulled from a dedicated reward pool seeded at genesis with 60% of the 100,000 $FIRE total supply.
Pool dynamics
The reward pool is replenished by a portion of trading fees (see Fees & Flows below), so as long as on-chain volume continues, the pool extends well beyond the cap of pure genesis emissions. The protocol is designed so the pool reaches a steady state where inflows from fees balance outflows from active nodes.
Note
Emissions are not retroactive. Nodes minted later in the schedule still earn the same 0.33 $FIRE/day for their full 60-day window.
03
Fees & Flows
Where every fee on the protocol comes from, and how it routes between the reward pool, treasury, and liquidity.
Trading fee
5% on buys & sells
Mint fee
None — only the node cost
Claim fee
None
Burn-out fee
None
Trading fee split
The 5% trading fee is the only protocol-level fee. It routes automatically on each trade:
- 3%
Reward pool top-up
Sustains node emissions beyond the genesis pool
- 1%
Treasury
Locked, vested funds for protocol operations
- 1%
Liquidity
Adds depth to the on-chain $FIRE pool
Treasury & vesting
Genesis treasury and team allocations are vested with on-chain locks. Treasury unlocks linearly over 3 months from launch with no cliff. Team unlocks linearly over 12 months with a 3-month cliff. Both schedules are enforced by the contract — there is no admin override.
Allocation at genesis
Reward Pool
60%Node emissions
Liquidity
15%DEX & market making
Treasury
15%Locked, 3mo vesting, no cliff
Team
10%Locked, 12mo vesting, 3mo cliff
04
Contracts
Deployed addresses, audit status, and on-chain surface area.
Network
Ethereum mainnet
Token contract
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Node contract
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Audit
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Pre-launch
Contract addresses, ABI, and audit reports publish at Phase 02 alongside the $FIRE token launch. This page will be updated with verified addresses, an Etherscan link for each contract, and a link to the full audit PDF.