The economic
layer
of
verified humanity.
Protocol fees today. Validator utility after hardening.
$ENTROS is planned to support staking, capacity, and governance.
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Real usage drives real demand.
Protocol fees already accrue in SOL. The roadmap connects future validator security, capacity, and governance to $ENTROS.
- 01Humans verify
- 02Protocol earns
- 03Integrators build on it
- 04$ENTROS utility expands
- 05The network compounds↺
Humans verify
A wallet completes Entros verification and pays the configured SOL fee in its protocol transaction.
Protocol earns
Fees accrue in the on-chain treasury PDA as auditable SOL revenue, without an integrator billing relationship.
Integrators build on it
Sybil-sensitive apps gate on Entros for airdrops, governance, and agent checks. Each integration drives more genuine verifications.
$ENTROS utility expands
The roadmap adds validator staking, capacity tiers, and economic governance after those mechanisms pass specification, audit, and deployment gates.
The network compounds
The intended model links protocol use to validator security and future token utility as the network decentralizes.
A fair launch.
No presale and no VC round. One launch, open to everyone. What the team holds, it bought there and locked.
Fair launch
A fixed supply on an open launch. No presale, no private round, no VC allocation.
Bought and locked
The team's tokens were bought on the open market at launch and are locked in public Streamflow contracts anyone can inspect.
Value from utility
Planned staking, capacity, and governance mechanisms connect $ENTROS to protocol operation after mainnet hardening.
Every verification.
On-chain revenue.
~0.005 SOL
Protocol treasury PDA
Every verification deposits a small protocol fee into an on-chain treasury PDA. The fee is configurable by the protocol admin and auditable by anyone on Solana Explorer.
Users pay the configured fee when writing protocol state. Integrators read that state for free. Detection decides whether a verification passes. The fee bounds repeated attempts and funds protocol operation.
Utility expands with decentralization.
Validator Staking
Planned validators will stake $ENTROS as collateral. The reward and slashing design must define measurable accuracy, appeal, and failure handling before implementation.
Delegation
Planned delegation will let holders support a validator and share its rewards and penalties. Delegation activates only after validator economics ship.
Capacity Tiers
Planned capacity tiers can let large integrators stake $ENTROS for reserved throughput after mainnet. Current integrations use the configured per-verification fee.
Economic Governance
Planned governance covers treasury allocation, fees, validator policy, and ecosystem funding. Private detector parameters will remain outside token voting.
Slashing and incentive design.
These mechanisms are design targets. The registry does not implement selection, quorum, rewards, or slashing today.
Ground-Truth Honey-pots
The planned design can include blinded benchmark tasks. The specification must define dataset governance and prevent validators from identifying benchmark traffic.
Asymmetric Slashing
A future slashing design must define objective evidence, bounded penalties, appeals, and correlated-failure handling before funds can be at risk.
Multi-Party Consensus
A future validator network can require receipts from a selected cohort. Selection, quorum, and aggregation are not implemented in the current registry.
How the token works.
Fair launch
No presale and no VC round. Any future revenue distribution requires a public mechanism, security review, and governance approval.
SPL Token on Solana
Fixed supply at genesis, launched through the EasyA Kickstart bonding curve on Solana.
Real revenue behind it
Every wallet-connected verification pays the configured SOL fee into the on-chain treasury. Future $ENTROS utility remains separate until its mechanisms ship.