Revenue Governance

Learn how the community makes strategic decisions about protocol revenue distribution through burn and rebase proposals.

Shape the future of Thirdfy's tokenomics through revenue governance. The community has complete control over how protocol revenue is distributed between token burns (reducing supply) and rebases (rewarding stakers). Revenue flows from the governance layer—Execute Intents, Credits, enterprise integrations, and more.

What is Revenue Governance?

Revenue governance is the strategic decision-making process where the community votes on proposals that determine how protocol revenue is used. Unlike weekly gauge voting, these are longer-term policy decisions that shape the protocol's economic model.

Token Burns

Permanently remove TFY tokens from circulation. Creates scarcity and deflationary pressure.

Rebases

Distribute revenue directly to staked token holders as additional rewards. Compounds in o33 or boosts xTFY staking rewards.

How Revenue Proposals Work

1. Proposal Creation

Any xTFY holder with at least 1,000 tokens can create distribution proposals. Choose burn and rebase percentages (must total 100%).

2. Community Discussion

Proposals are open for 4 days of community voting and discussion.

3. Voting Period

Voting power equals staked xTFY balance.

4. Automatic Execution

Proposals receiving over 10,000 xTFY votes execute automatically.

Revenue Streams

  • Execute Intents & Agent Validation — Revenue from validated agent execution
  • Credits & x402 — Revenue from Credits purchases (users and agents), x402 payments, gasless execution
  • Trading Fees — Concentrated liquidity AMM and automated pool trading
  • Enterprise Integrations — Revenue from Wallet/Fintech, Custody, and Trading/Exchange integrations (governance layer validation)
  • Vault Management Fees — Ichi partnership
  • Future — Cross-chain services, new DeFi products