PROGRAMMATIC
REAL YIELD.
Exohash routes economic value with deterministic rules. Betting fees are collected in USDC and paid to: validators who secure the randomness committee, and EXOH stakers who govern fee policy.
Parameters (edge presets, take-rate, distribution intervals) are being tuned during devnet. The flow model is stable; the operational envelope is being hardened under load.
USDC does the work. EXOH governs the machine.
USDC is the settlement layer: validators bond it, players bet it, and rewards are paid in it. EXOH is the governance and fee-rights token staked in x/exohrewards.
USDC
- Canonical denom for bets, fees, and payouts
- Validator bond asset (staking denom)
- Reward currency for validators and EXOH stakers
EXOH
- Staked in x/exohrewards to earn USDC fees
- Controls fee policy parameters via governance
- Governance participation can lock stake while voting
The Yield Waterfall
Flow is deterministic. Funds route to distribution modules — not to discretionary treasuries.
See how a bet becomes USDC rewards.
This models the implemented fee extraction and routing: protocol collects a take-rate on edge and splits it between validator rewards (x/valrewards) and EXOH staker rewards (x/exohrewards), while the net stake is escrowed to the bankroll.
SIMULATE_YIELD_ROUTER
DEVNET PARAMETERSThere is no discretionary “treasury routing” here. Fees are routed by deterministic rules into distribution modules, and paid out in USDC to the network security set and to EXOH fee-right holders.
Two reward rails, one currency: USDC.
Validator rewards and EXOH staker rewards are separated for clarity and governance control.
Validators are incentivized in USDC to secure the randomness committee and consensus. EXOH stakers are incentivized in USDC to govern fee policy and long-term alignment. Both are paid from protocol activity, not from inflation.
What cannot happen.
These properties are designed to keep the system credible under diligence: no hidden emissions, no vague treasuries, and deterministic routing.