HDM Token

Three reasons to hold HDM, each tied to a product that already runs.

If you never use Hoodium you have no reason to hold HDM. That is deliberate: demand comes from usage, not from the chart.

Discount

Pay less on every action

Claim, zap, rebalance, compound and automation runs carry a platform fee. Stake HDM and the fee drops by tier. It is read on-chain at the moment of the action, so it applies to your very next claim.

Fee share

Buyback to stakers

Half of every fee buys HDM through Hoodium's own router and streams it to stakers over seven days. Paid in HDM, sourced from real revenue.

How the flow works

Access

Launchpad allocation

Your tier sets a guaranteed allocation and the early window on launchpad.hoodium.app curves. Higher tier, earlier entry, bigger cap.

Open the launchpad

Revenue in, HDM out. Every hop is a contract you can read.

Hoodium's claim router, zap swap leg and launchpad FeeVault already collect fees on-chain today. The buyback sits behind them and runs on a schedule anyone can trigger.

1User actionClaim, zap, rebalance, or a trade on a launchpad curveBNB, Robinhood

2Platform fee0.15% to 0.50% depending on tier, collected in the quote assetClaimRouter, ZapRouter

3FeeVault split50% buyback, 35% treasury, 15% usage rewardsFeeVault

4BuybackSwaps quote to HDM through the HDM/USDT and HDM/USDG poolsBuyback

5Distribution80% streamed to stakers over 7 days, 20% burnedDistributor

6YouClaim any time, or auto-compound into your stakeStaking

Buyback fuel, live from the fee ledger.

Every platform fee Hoodium collects today is an on-chain event. Half of it is earmarked for the HDM buyback once staking is live. This reads the public ledger at api.hoodium.app/api/revenue.

$HDM Terminal

connectingBNB + Robinhood

Supply burned0.00%

0 HDM burned, burns start at TGE100,000,000 total supply

Fees collected--all time, USD at spot

Fees today--7d avg --/day

Buyback pool--50% of fees, accrues until TGE

Fee events----

Loading the ledger

Time	Amount	Chain	Tx
Reading chain

Rows are PlatformFeeCharged and GasCharged events on the automation contracts, plus fee transfers into the treasury. Stablecoins are valued at par; other tokens use the indexer's spot price. Source: api.hoodium.app/api/revenue. The HDM burn counter stays at zero until the token exists.

100,000,000HDM, minted once. No mint function, no transfer tax, no rebase.

27.5%circulating at TGE (liquidity, public sale, half the airdrop)

0team tokens at TGE; 12-month cliff, then 36 months linear

48 mousage rewards emission, halving every 12 months

12 moseed liquidity lock on both chains

30%
Usage rewards30M over 48 months, weighted to fees paid and time in range. Never to raw TVL.
20%
Treasury20M in a timelocked multisig with a 48h delay. Funds early buybacks, audits, listings, grants.
20%
Team20M, 12-month cliff then 36 months linear, enforced by a vesting contract.
15%
Liquidity15M seeding HDM/USDT on BNB and HDM/USDG on Robinhood, LP locked 12 months.
10%
Public sale10M on a launchpad.hoodium.app bonding curve, full unlock at graduation.
5%
Early users5M retro airdrop to wallets that paid platform fees before TGE. Half at TGE, half after 90 days.

Stake more, pay less, get in earlier.

Automation works at every tier. HDM discounts it, it never gates it.

	No stake	Bronze	Silver	Gold
Staked HDM	0	10,000	50,000	250,000
Platform fee	0.50%	0.40%	0.25%	0.15%
Buyback share	none	pro rata	pro rata	pro rata + 1.2x boost
Launchpad	public window	1x allocation	3x allocation, early window	10x allocation, first block
Automation runs	metered	metered	metered	free

Nothing ships until the fee share is on-chain.

An IOU for revenue share is how tokens lose trust. The order is fixed: contracts and audit first, then the sale, then staking, with the buyback live on day one.

What "live" means here

Contract addresses appear on this page and nowhere else. Until they do, every number above is a proposal open for feedback.

Design done

Utility, fee split, tiers and allocation written down. This page.
- Fee routers and launchpad FeeVault already collecting on-chain
- Fee-payer ledger exists, which is the airdrop snapshot source
Build and audit in progress

HDM token, FeeVault split, Buyback, Distributor and Staking with on-chain tier reads. Existing routers wired in.
- Contracts and test suite
- External audit
- Timelock multisig and vesting deployed
Sell and airdrop next

10M HDM on a launchpad.hoodium.app curve, graduating into a locked HDM/USDG pool. Airdrop snapshot taken before the sale is announced.
- Snapshot of fee payers
- Curve opens, anti-snipe on
- Graduation seeds locked liquidity on both chains
Stake next

Staking opens, fee tiers switch on, first buyback runs, and this page becomes the live revenue and buyback dashboard.
- Tier discounts active in ClaimRouter and ZapRouter
- Weekly buyback stream visible here

Straight answers.

Is HDM a governance token?

Not at launch. It is a fee-share and access token. Parameter votes (fee split, tier thresholds) can be added later, but the value of holding it does not depend on governance existing.

Why buyback instead of paying stablecoins directly?

Buyback keeps the reward in the product's own asset and routes real volume through Hoodium-managed pools. It is also simpler to run across two chains than distributing quote assets on each.

Which chain is HDM on?

Native on BNB Chain, bridged to Robinhood Chain. Both are where Hoodium's pools and launchpad actually live. Staking works on either chain and tiers are mirrored.

Does the team get tokens at TGE?

No. The team allocation has a 12-month cliff followed by 36 months of linear vesting, enforced by a vesting contract.

Can supply change?

No. 100,000,000 HDM is minted once with no mint function. The burn share of the buyback only reduces it.

How do I qualify for the early-user airdrop?

Pay platform fees on pools.hoodium.app or launchpad.hoodium.app before the snapshot. The snapshot date is not announced in advance.