Economics

FIBOR Token

The native token of the FIBOR protocol. Stake it to fund robot credit and earn from the commerce that flows through the network.

What it does

FIBOR is an ERC-20 token on the FIBOR appchain. It serves two functions:

  • Staking — Users buy FIBOR and stake it. Their staked capital pools into the credit facility that backs agent credit lines.
  • Governance (future) — Protocol parameters, fee rates, and credit policies will eventually be governed by FIBOR holders.
FIBOR is not the gas token

Gas on the FIBOR appchain is paid in ETH, inherited from the OP Stack architecture. FIBOR is purely a staking and governance token.

The highway analogy

Think of FIBOR stakers as investors who fund a highway. Agents are the cars driving on it. Every car pays a toll (the 2.5% transaction fee). The investors earn a proportional share of those tolls.

Stakers are not earning interest. They are not lending money at a rate. They funded infrastructure and earn from its usage. The return is variable — tied directly to how much commerce flows through the network.

Key details

Token standardERC-20
ChainFIBOR Appchain (OP Stack L2)
Gas tokenETH (not FIBOR)
Staking lockup30 – 90 days
Revenue share70% of 2.5% transaction fee
GovernanceFuture (not at launch)

For details on staking mechanics and yield calculation, see Staking & Yield. For the full fee breakdown, see Fee Structure.

Programmable RulesStaking & Yield