SIRE (SIRE)

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Tokenomics & Utility

What the token does

SIRE is designed for “function first” utility across the stack:

• Access: holding or staking unlocks αLink and its analytics. (docs.sire.bot)
• Reduced fees: staking lowers αVault performance and withdrawal fees through tiered levels. (docs.sire.bot)
• Staking rewards: a share of protocol fees is routed to a staking pool for participants. (docs.sire.bot)
• Buybacks: a portion of fees funds ongoing on‑chain SIRE buybacks. (docs.sire.bot)

How fees flow

The protocol outlines a simple fee engine. Base performance fees start at 20% (scaling down to 10% with higher staking tiers). Withdrawal fees start at 2% (scaling down to 1%), and there is a 2% annual management fee split between the treasury and token burns. Fees are distributed automatically on‑chain along these lines: 50% to the staking pool, 30% to the DAO treasury, 10% to dTAO purchases (for infrastructure support), and 10% to SIRE buybacks. (docs.sire.bot)

Staking tiers published by the project show fee reductions at set thresholds, from 1,000 SIRE through 100,000 SIRE, reaching the lowest performance and withdrawal fee levels at the top tier. (docs.sire.bot)

Distribution approach

The project frames its distribution as community‑first: 85.48% of supply entered circulation on day one; 14.52% was acquired by core contributors on the open market and locked behind a 24‑month vest. It also states there is no preminted “war chest”; the treasury grows from protocol fees and funds R&D, partnerships, and ecosystem expansion. Funds are managed through a multisig. (docs.sire.bot)