$boar

$boar tokenomics

This page is the $boar tokenomics, and it covers two things. Part A is fee management: how the BOAR Safe handles the fee the token already earns, step by step and on-chain. Part B is what $boar is for: the token's utility in BOAR's online ecosystem, built after the bounty is decided. The app stays free and offline, and never needs the token.

How much to read

$boar in 30 seconds

The whole plan, in thirty seconds.

$boar tokenomics in 30 seconds: the token, fee management (part A) and the token's utility (part B).

The token

Fixed supply. One fee.

$boar launched through Clanker on Base. Every token went into the trading pool at launch: no vault, no airdrop. The only income the token creates is a 1% fee on swaps in its main pool, and that fee is the only way the project has ever received $boar.

Network
Base · Clanker v4
Supply
100 billion · fixed
Fee
1% per swap, main pool
Burned
~1 billion (1%)

Launched 2026-09-26. Supply and the balance of the burn address (0x…dEaD) read on Base on 2026-10-07. Contract 0x0cbf291Ba052174879d90bf781dF1A5F2BC5Bb07, trades on fomo.

Where it stands

The planned timeline.

  1. Today

    Live On-chain

    • 1% fee on every swap
    • The fee goes to the BOAR Safe

  2. Rolling out now

    Part A Fee management

    • Project $boar vesting, 12 months
    • A public split
    • Fee $boar is never sold
    • Buyback in small slices, staked then burned

  3. After the bounty

    Part B Utility

    • Online answers through decentralized AI
    • Knowledge packs in USDC, app and x402
    • NFT vault and liquidity stake
    • Quality bond behind pack makers

  4. Later

    Further out Proposals and later

    • Holders steer the community budget Proposal
    • Anonymous pack payments Later

Verify on Base

Project wallets

BOAR Safe 0xEe2d…c014

The project's multisig, 3 of 5 signers. It receives the fee.

Launch wallet 0x32d1…a5Ed

Launched the token on Clanker.

BOAR on fomo 0xbad1…8689

The project's wallet on fomo. Its $boar goes into the treasury's 12-month vesting.

Part A · fee management

Part A, step by step.

  1. Swaps pay a 1% fee Live

    WETH on buys, $boar on sells, sent to the BOAR Safe.

  2. Fee $boar is never sold Part A

    WETH goes to the split; $boar to a public lock and the community treasury.

  3. A public split Part A

    A 0xSplits contract anyone can see and trigger.

  4. Buyback in small slices Part A

    Bought-back $boar is staked first, burned later.

  5. A fund for knowledge Part A

    Pays for hosting and mirroring the knowledge packs.

  6. Project $boar vesting Part A

    4.05 billion $boar in a public 12-month vesting contract.

Where the $boar fee goes Swaps on the $boar pool pay a 1% fee, in WETH and $boar. The fee goes to the BOAR Safe today; a public split in front of it is part A. The split sends shares to operations, to a gradual buyback whose $boar is staked first and burned later, and to a knowledge fund that pays for hosting the packs. back to the pool Swaps on $boarClanker pool on Base 1% feeWETH + $boar BOAR Safe · 3 of 5live · split in front: part A Operationsbuilds, devices Buybacksmall slices Knowledgefund Stakethen burn Pack hostingand mirrors
Green: live today. Orange: part A, rolling out until 31 Oct. The shares of the split are still being decided.

Each step will be marked here with its date and transaction when it ships. BOAR is claim #124 on poidh bounty #31; the decision is due 31 October 2026.

Part A · what we are delivering by 31 Oct

The work comes first. These are the targets.

Until poidh bounty #31 is decided, the roadmap converges on one thing: an offline research tool that is useful and reproducible on real phones. These are the targets the team published, not results already reached.

50%of a frontier model's quality, as the goal
< 20 sto the first word of an answer
61questions in the project's test suite
< 50 GBfor the app, models and knowledge
< 12 GBof memory while answering
Offlineafter one download, on Android and GrapheneOS

Targets published by the team on X; the bounty's own criteria are on poidh. 31 October is the date set in the bounty's rules for a decision. It is a milestone, not a promise of a prize: BOAR is claim #124 and the bounty is still open. Results go on /results as they are measured, with the phone and the date.

Part A · the proposed shares

WETH pays the work. $boar leaves the market.

The WETH half

100% of the WETH the fee brings

  • Team · 35%The people building BOAR, paid in WETH, in the open.
  • Operations · 10%Builds, test phones, infrastructure.
  • Buyback and burn · 20%Buys $boar from the pool in small slices, with a cap on impact. It is staked first and burned later.
  • NFT vault · 12%For whoever locks $boar in an NFT, by NFT and time locked.
  • Liquidity stake · 8%For whoever locks a full-range ETH/$boar position.
  • Knowledge fund · 8%Hosting and mirroring the knowledge packs.
  • Contributions · 7%Paid benchmarking, GitHub and poidh bounties, user tasks.

The $boar half

100% of the $boar the fee brings · never sold

  • Locked · 50%Held in a public lock. Burned when the community votes to burn it, with the transaction in the ledger.
  • Community treasury · 35%Locked and released slowly. Holders decide its use; SOPA Lab verifies.
  • Contributors · 15%Paid for verified work, in $boar released over time.
Proposed shares, still being decided by the team. Once set, any change to a share is announced 7 days before it takes effect and written on-chain.
The team never sells $boar

The team is paid only from the WETH half. The project's $boar is in vesting, held by the community treasury or paid to contributors over time.

An empty share goes to the burn

If nobody has locked $boar in the NFT vault or the liquidity stake yet, that share goes to buyback and burn, never back to the team.

Anyone can trigger it

The split is a public 0xSplits contract under the Safe. Anyone can see each share and trigger the payout.

Part B · the online side

Free and offline, always. Online is where $boar lives.

BOAR has two sides. The app on your phone stays free, open source and works after one download with no signal. Going online is a choice you make in the app, for the things a phone can't do alone, and that is when the $boar token comes in.

Offline · free, always

The app on your phone

  • Local models, on your device.
  • Knowledge packs, downloaded once.
  • No account, no wallet, no token.
  • Works with no signal.

One switch.
Your choice.

Online · optional

BOAR's online side

  • Answers from decentralized AI networks, for questions a phone model can't handle.
  • A market for knowledge packs.
  • Staking behind pack makers.
  • Locking $boar for a share of the fee.
  • A say in what gets funded.

Five sources of money, not one

The pool fee is the only one that exists today, and it rises and falls with trading. The other four come from people using BOAR online, and they are what keeps the project going when the market is quiet.

1

Pool fee · 1% Live

WETH on buys, $boar on sells. Split as shown above.

2

Online answers Part B

Inference from staked credits, served to users and agents, and the spare capacity sold. Half of the margin, across every model, buys $boar and burns it.

3

Knowledge packs Part B

Sold in USDC: people buy them in the app, AI agents pay per request over x402. The protocol keeps 20%, and 40% of that buys $boar.

4

Anonymous knowledge Later

One deposit, then each download spends a zero-knowledge note. Same split as packs.

5

Tips and sponsorships To explore

For anyone who wants to support making and maintaining packs. Goes to the knowledge fund.

Part B · online answers · proposal

$boar opens the door to decentralized AI.

Some questions need a bigger model than a phone can run. When you choose to go online, BOAR sends that question to decentralized AI networks instead of a single company's servers: Venice, Morpheus and Mordiem. You see what leaves the phone before it leaves, and the offline app keeps working the same way. The treasury pays for this capacity by staking, not by spending, and sells what BOAR doesn't use.

How online answers would work You switch to online mode and pay for credits priced in dollars, with $boar or USDC. The BOAR gateway routes each question to Venice, Morpheus or Mordiem, and the answer comes back to the phone. The treasury stakes capital in those networks to get inference capacity, without spending it. The margin after provider costs is split: 50% buys $boar and burns it, 30% operations and reserve, 20% the knowledge fund. answer margin staked, not spent You, in online modeoptional · one switch Credits in dollarspay with $boar or USDC BOAR online gatewayroutes each question VeniceVVV → DIEM MorpheusMOR → compute Mordiemcapital → MDM BOAR Safe capitalpart of the treasury Buy + burn50% · $boar Ops + reserve30% Knowledgefund · 20%
Blue dashed: part B, a proposal. Green: the Safe, live today. Orange: capital the team would stake.

  1. Credits priced in dollars Part B

    Online answers cost a small amount in dollars. People pay in the app with $boar or USDC; AI agents can pay per request over x402. Nobody needs to hold $boar, and the price doesn't move with the token.

  2. Paying with $boar Part B

    $boar spent on credits follows the fee's $boar split: 50% locked (burned on a community vote), 35% to the community treasury, 15% to contributors over time.

  3. Paying with USDC Part B

    On the margin after the provider's cost, 50% buys $boar from the pool and burns it, 30% goes to operations and reserve, 20% to the knowledge fund.

  4. How the margin is measured Part B

    Provider cost is what BOAR pays a network for an answer, or the value of the staked credits it used. Margin is the price of the credits minus that cost. Each period's margin and its buy-and-burn are reported in the ledger.

  5. Stake, then use or sell Proposal

    The treasury stakes in these networks and gets inference credits back, like DIEM on Venice. BOAR uses them to answer its users and sells what is left over, so the capital stays the project's and earns from inference every day.

Stake, get inference, serve it, sell what's left

The idea underneath the online side: the treasury doesn't pay for AI by the question. It holds a stake in decentralized AI networks, and the stake brings inference credits. BOAR uses them and sells the rest, across every model these networks offer, and the margin from all of them flows to the same split.

Stake

Part of the treasury goes into the networks: VVV on Venice, MOR on Morpheus, capital on Mordiem. The principal stays the project's.

Get credits

The stake returns inference capacity: DIEM on Venice (a daily allowance of AI use), compute access on Morpheus, and Mordiem's equivalent.

Serve

BOAR's online answers run on those credits: people in the app, and AI agents paying per request over x402.

Sell the rest

Unused capacity is sold to agents over x402, or the credits themselves are sold where they trade. Nothing sits idle.

NetworkWhat the treasury stakesWhat comes backHow BOAR earns
VeniceVVVDIEM: a daily allowance of inference across Venice's models, and a token that can be tradedAnswers for users and agents; sell spare DIEM or spare answers
MorpheusMORAccess to independent compute providers, while the stake is heldAnswers routed to the provider and model that fit the question
MordiemwstETH, MOR, VVV or USDCMDM, while Mordiem's treasury keeps the yieldBeing worked out with Mordiem
All threeOne gateway picks the network and the model for each question by cost and qualityMargin across every model: 50% buys $boar and burns it, 30% ops and reserve, 20% knowledge fund

How each network issues credits and whether they can be resold is being confirmed with each one. No partnership is announced.

Part B · after the bounty

A market for knowledge packs, where use buys the token.

The plan for after bounty #31: packs made by people who know a place or a subject, sold for a few dollars in USDC, downloaded once and used offline. The same packs are open to two kinds of buyers: people, in the app, and AI agents, over x402. Paying for a pack needs the internet once, which is why this waits until the bounty is decided.

The planned knowledge pack market A person pays for a pack in USDC in the app, or an AI agent pays over x402. Most of the price goes to the pack's maker. A fixed protocol share is split in code: part buys $boar from the pool, part rewards people who staked behind that maker, part goes to the knowledge fund. A person or an agentUSDC · app or x402 Pack salepaid once, used offline Pack maker80% of the price Protocol share20%, in code Buys $boar40% · burned Fund + ops20% Stakers40% bond, slashedon bad packs use → $boar

  1. Prices in dollars Part B

    A pack costs a fixed amount in USDC. People buy it in the app, paying in USDC. AI agents buy the same packs over x402, the web's pay-per-request standard, with no account and no checkout. Nobody needs to hold $boar to buy one.

  2. A fixed share buys $boar Part B

    The maker gets 80% of the price and the protocol keeps 20%, split in code: 40% buys $boar from the pool and burns it, 40% pays the people who staked behind that maker, 20% goes to the knowledge fund and operations. This is the link where real use of the app meets the token.

  3. Staking as a quality bond Part B

    People can stake $boar behind a pack maker, with a minimum set in dollars. Rewards come only from that maker's real sales, weighted by distinct buyers, so buying your own packs never pays. A pack that breaks its license or gets the facts wrong can lose part of the stake. Stake also boosts a pack's visibility in the market, so backing a good pack helps people find it.

  4. New packs are reviewed first Part B

    A new pack's earnings wait in escrow until a reviewer approves it.

Part B · after the bounty

Lock $boar, earn from the fee.

Two ways to take $boar off the market and get paid in WETH for it, both from the WETH half of the fee. Rewards come from real fees, never from new tokens.

NFT vault Part B

Lock $boar inside an NFT. The vault's 12% of the WETH fee is shared by NFT and by time locked. Selling the NFT moves the locked $boar with it.

Liquidity stake Part B

Lock a full-range ETH/$boar position and share 8% of the WETH fee. Deeper liquidity means each big trade moves the price less.

Contributors, paid over time Part B

15% of the fee's $boar pays verified work (benchmarks on real phones, GitHub and poidh bounties, user tasks), released slowly. Earning never requires buying $boar.

Rewards for locking need a legal opinion before they start. Until someone locks, those shares go to buyback and burn.

Part B · a proposal for after the bounty

Holders guide the funding.

One idea for part B is to give the community a say in what the project's budget pays for, while the people who maintain the software keep the technical responsibility. This is a proposal, not something that exists today.

Community and holders

Decide what gets funded

  • Propose areas of work.
  • Choose which bounties are eligible.
  • Allocate the community treasury: 35% of the fee's $boar, released slowly.
  • Follow every delivery and payment.
SOPA Lab

Keep the work honest

  • Set the acceptance criteria.
  • Verify benchmarks and deliveries.
  • Control merges and releases.
  • Publish each decision and why.
The team, paid in the open

If a share of the fee goes to the people building BOAR, the percentage, the recipients and how long it lasts are published before it starts.

Work before reward

Earning by contributing never requires buying $boar. A vote doesn't replace verification, and it can't promise a merge.

Knowledge stays open

Funding helps make and maintain knowledge packs. Access to knowledge never depends on holding the token.

Part B · further out

Pay for knowledge without being known.

Some knowledge is sensitive to ask for: health, legal trouble, where you are. The plan is to let people pay once into a vault and then download packs with zero-knowledge proofs, so no purchase can be tied back to the person.

This depends on a zero-knowledge payment system being available on Base. The one we would use, zkAPI, runs only on Ethereum mainnet as of 2026-10-01. The share that buys $boar works the same as in the market above.

Anonymous pack payments: deposit once, then each download spends a one-time proof Depositonce, in USDC A note only you spendyour balance, unlinkable Each downloadspends a one-time proof Offlineafter that

The honest question

If you can pay in USDC, why hold $boar?

You don't have to, and the plan doesn't depend on forcing anyone. People who pay in USDC still buy $boar through the protocol's share of every sale. Holding has its own reasons, and each one is paid from real income, never from new tokens:

Spend it online Part B

Pay for online answers at the dollar price; half of what you spend is locked.

Lock it, share the fee Part B

The NFT vault and the liquidity stake share part of the fee, paid in WETH.

Back a pack maker Part B

A quality bond that boosts the pack, shares that maker's real sales, and can be slashed if a pack breaks the rules.

Steer the budget Proposal

A say in which bounties and areas of work the community treasury funds.

None of this is a promise of value. How much it adds up to depends on how many people pay for packs and online answers, and once the plan ships, a public dashboard will show it every month.

Questions

Straight answers

Does $boar have a utility?

Not today. It is the project's community token and its fee funds the project. The plan gives it uses on BOAR's online side: paying for online answers, the knowledge market, staking, locking for a share of the fee and steering the community budget. Each piece is a plan until it ships.

Will the app ever need the token?

No. The offline app stays free, with no token, account or wallet. Online mode is optional, and even there you can pay with USDC without holding $boar.

What do Venice, Morpheus and Mordiem have to do with BOAR?

They are decentralized AI networks we plan to route online answers through, so a question that leaves the phone doesn't go to a single company. Nothing is live yet and no partnership is announced. This page will say when that changes.

Does the team hold $boar? Will it sell?

The team got none at launch. The project's $boar all came from the fee: what the BOAR Safe holds, and the 1.05 billion in the project's fomo wallet. Both go into a public 12-month vesting contract, and none of it is sold.

Which links are official?

The contract 0x0cbf291Ba052174879d90bf781dF1A5F2BC5Bb07 on Base, boarapp.com, @boar_app on X, the docs and the code on GitHub.

Do I need $boar to use the app?

No. The app is free and works without the token, an account or a wallet. That doesn't change in part A or part B.

Does a buyback mean the price goes up?

No one can promise that. A buyback adds demand, but tokens that are given out can go back to the market, and funding contributions is not the same as burning supply.

Is all of this working already?

No. The fee and the Safe are live; everything marked part A rolls out step by step until 31 October, and part B, the online side and the governance proposal, comes after the bounty. Each step will be marked here when it ships.

Where can I verify it?

The BOAR Safe, the code on GitHub and the bounty's criteria. Test results and money movements each need their own evidence, and this page will link it.