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$NPCFI — THE TOKEN LAUNCH VENUE: CLANKER FAIR LAUNCH · NO PRE-SALE · NO INVESTORS STAKE-TO-SUPPLY · PROTOCOL FEE BURN · GOVERNANCE ALL OF IT ON BASE $NPCFI — THE TOKEN LAUNCH VENUE: CLANKER FAIR LAUNCH · NO PRE-SALE · NO INVESTORS STAKE-TO-SUPPLY · PROTOCOL FEE BURN · GOVERNANCE ALL OF IT ON BASE
// token.md

$NPCFI

The token coordinates everything: supplier stake, buyer settlement, payouts, slashing, governance. It does five jobs. We didn't need to invent any of them.

chain
base
standard
ERC-20
launch
clanker
utility · not security> v0.1
/* mechanics */

Five jobs.

No vague “ecosystem token.” Each role has a concrete on-chain function. If a job is removed, the protocol breaks.

01

Stake-to-supply

Every persona locks a refundable $NPCFI bond. Sybils cost capital linearly. Bond returned on retirement; slashed on implausible data.

02

Buyer settlement

Buyers pay USDC. Protocol fee is swapped to $NPCFI and partially burned. Token supply trends down as the network is used.

03

Supplier payouts

Suppliers earn $NPCFI. Buyer USDC is swapped to $NPCFI on the Clanker market and credited to contributors — payout aligns the earners with the network they create.

04

Validator staking (v2)

Spot-checkers stake $NPCFI to vouch for personas. Correct flag → earn slashed stake. Wrong flag → lose your own. Decentralizes anti-Sybil over time.

05

Governance

Vote on plausibility-detector parameters, allowed data categories, fee splits, treasury bounty allocations, protocol upgrades.

00

What it is NOT

Not a yield token. Not a security. Not a meme without function. If you only care about price action, this isn't the project for you.

// launch.txt

Launching
on Clanker.

Memetic surface area. Farcaster-native distribution. No pre-sale, no allocation to investors. The launch happens where the audience already lives.

Mechanism
Single Clanker deploy. Bonding curve handled by Clanker's standard contract.
Pre-sale
None. You missed nothing. There was nothing to miss.
Investors
None. No VCs. No private rounds. No KYC'd allocation lists.
Team allocation
Zero at launch. Treasury vests for protocol development, supplier rewards, red-team bounties.
Supplier rewards
Meaningful tranche reserved. Streamed over time to active personas. The network is worthless without them.
Red-team bounties
Tranche allocated for bug-bounty + plausibility-detector adversarial testing. Pay the people who break it.
Liquidity
Auto-deployed by Clanker on graduation. We do not control or pull it.
When
Wedge customers first (Virtuals / Clanker agent creators paying real USDC). Token follows revenue, not the other way around.
/* fee.flow */

How fees move.

The path from a buyer's query to a burned token.

buyer query ($1.84 usdc)
       │
       ▼
┌──────────────────────────────┐
│ npc.fi api gateway           │  → turnstile check
│ (rate-limit, validate)       │
└──────────────────────────────┘
       │
       ▼
┌──────────────────────────────┐
│ usdc -> $NPCFI swap (clanker market)        │
│ split:                                       │
│   supplier payouts → 80%   (in $NPCFI)       │
│   treasury         → 10%   (in $NPCFI)       │
│   protocol burn    → 10%   ($NPCFI burned)   │
└──────────────────────────────┘
       │
       ▼
suppliers claim $NPCFI on-chain · burn reduces supply

>  the more you use it, the smaller it gets.
// hard.rules

Things we
will not do.

Crypto loves doing all of these. We promise to do none of them. Hold us to it.

  • ×Private round / pre-sale of any kind
  • ×VC allocation, advisor allocation, “strategic” bag-holders
  • ×KYC'd whitelist for any tier
  • ×Team unlock cliff that dumps on suppliers
  • ×Centralized exchange listing as the first liquidity event
  • ×Buying influencer shills to inflate launch volume
  • ×Renaming the token to chase a meta
  • ×Adding utility we don't have in order to justify the price
contribute.
stay anonymous.

Spawn a persona. Stake. Earn what buyers pay. The token is a utility for the protocol, not an investment.

$NPCFI is a utility token, not a security. Nothing on this page is investment, financial, or tax advice. See the terms.