The token · Built on Robinhood Chain
$HILT is not launched yet. Launching soon.
The Hillfort token has one job. It decides who pays the withdrawal fee, and who receives it. Staking $HILT waives the fee, and a share of every fee goes to stakers.
The contract address will only ever be posted on @Hillfortrh.
$HILT not launched · No contract address · Contracts unaudited
The role of $HILT
What the token is for.
The fee it waives, the fee it shares, and what it does not do yet. Nothing else is promised, and none of it is live until the contracts and the token launch.
01
The withdrawal fee is waived for stakers.
Every executed withdrawal pays a fee of 0.10%. Wallets staking $HILT pay nothing. Cancelling a withdrawal and rescuing to the backup wallet are always free, for everyone.
- On executed withdrawals
- 0.10%
- For wallets staking $HILT
- Waived
02
Where the fee goes.
Every fee collected is split three ways: 50% buy and burn, 30% stakers, 20% treasury.
- Buy and burn
50%
Buys $HILT and burns it.
- Stakers
30%
Paid to wallets staking $HILT.
- Treasury
20%
Goes to the protocol treasury.
03
What $HILT does not do yet.
It does not exist on-chain. There is no contract, no address, no supply and no price. Nothing you can buy today is it.
It is not needed to use a vault. Anyone can open a vault. Without $HILT you simply pay the 0.10% fee on executed withdrawals.
It does not make vault assets earn. Assets in a vault are idle in v1. There is no yield, with or without the token.
It does not stake yet. Staking, the fee waiver and the stakers' share begin only when the contracts and the token launch.
It carries no other promise. The role on this page is the whole of it in v1. Anything else you read is not from Hillfort.
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