Utility first.
GreenFi around real activity.
FYT is the digital economic layer of the Flour Yield ecosystem — connecting payments, access, rewards and future GreenFi functions with regenerative agriculture, basalt remineralisation and Enhanced Rock Weathering.
FYT at a glance.
FYT is designed as a MiCA Title II crypto-asset used for practical ecosystem utility. It is not designed to track, redeem against or maintain a stable value relative to basalt, carbon credits, fiat currency or any other asset.
MiCA Title II
Utility-oriented crypto-asset.
HyperEVM
ERC-20 compatible token environment.
1,000,000,000 FYT
Fixed cap. No ongoing minting.
Insela UAB
Lithuania · Registration 307133732.
FYT connects to the ecosystem. It does not replace it.
The Flour Yield model starts with physical activity: regenerative field projects, basalt deployment, environmental data, ERW development and specialist partnerships.
FYT adds a transferable digital utility layer around that activity. Its value proposition is therefore based on ecosystem use and adoption — not on a contractual claim against the underlying projects or assets.
Payments
Eligible ecosystem goods and services where FYT is accepted.
Access
Selected information, tools, products and ecosystem features.
Rewards
Utility-oriented incentives and partner programs.
GreenFi
Future digital functionality around transparent ERW and regenerative activity.
Real-world activity comes first.
FYT is designed around an ecosystem whose long-term economic substance is expected to come from real projects and services. The token is the connecting digital layer — not the source of the environmental outcome itself.
Real Projects
Farms, fields and regenerative project mandates.
Basalt + ERW
Remineralisation and potential carbon removal.
Data + MRV
Structured evidence and qualified measurement.
Economic Activity
Services, commerce and potentially viable ERW business.
FYT
Digital utility around the ecosystem.
Transparent allocation.
FYT has a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The current allocation structure combines long-term treasury capacity with private placement, ecosystem growth and partner-alignment buckets.
| Allocation | Share | Tokens | Vesting / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Treasury & Future Programs | 60% | 600,000,000 FYT | Treasury-held for long-term ecosystem programs and future initiatives. |
| Private Placement (Institutional) | 20% | 200,000,000 FYT | Private placement terms and applicable lockups defined individually. |
| Marketing & Ecosystem Growth | 5% | 50,000,000 FYT | 12-month linear vesting. |
| Strategic Advisors & Partners | 5% | 50,000,000 FYT | Minimum 6-month cliff; 12-month vesting. |
| Basalt Reserve Provider | 5% | 50,000,000 FYT | 6-month cliff; 24-month vesting. |
| Team & Founders (Wharf Plan) | 5% | 50,000,000 FYT | 6-month cliff; 24-month vesting. |
Funding the operating GreenFi build-out.
Private-placement proceeds are intended to help Insela build the operating capabilities required to develop real regenerative and Enhanced Rock Weathering projects.
The priority is not passive exposure to basalt assets. Capital is directed toward project execution, data and MRV infrastructure, contracted material and logistics requirements, ecosystem rollout and the operational capacity of Insela.
ERW Project Development
Field-project design, pilot budgets, partner coordination, deployment planning, implementation support and the development of repeatable Insela project services.
MRV, Laboratories & Data
Baselines, sampling protocols, laboratory relationships, field-data structures, reporting tools and MRV-readiness.
Basalt Access, QA & Logistics
Contracted basalt material, batch documentation, quality assurance, preparation, transport and project-specific logistics required for real field deployments.
FYT, Partners & Compliance
Partner onboarding, payment and acceptance tooling, technology infrastructure, compliance operations, reporting and ecosystem development.
Long-term capacity. Transparent deployment.
Sixty percent of the fixed FYT supply is currently allocated to Treasury & Future Programs. The treasury is intended to give the ecosystem long-term capacity rather than create short-term circulating supply.
Material sales, distributions or reallocations should be disclosed through official FYT channels and, where required, reflected in updated White Paper documentation.
Circulating Supply
Periodic visibility into tokens in circulation.
Treasury Activity
Material distributions and treasury movements.
Burn Events
Public visibility into permanent token cancellations.
Program Funding
Transparency around material ecosystem allocations.
ERW can create activity. The Green Dividend can connect it to FYT.
The long-term economic thesis of Flour Yield is built around the development of commercially viable ERW activity. Real projects, qualified measurement and verified outcomes may create future project revenues for Insela and its contractual ecosystem partners.
The term Green Dividend describes a future ecosystem mechanism through which part of such economic activity may, at Insela's discretion and subject to applicable rules, support Flour Yield programs.
Green Dividend
Potential ERW-related funds may be used for continued project development, ecosystem programs, sustainability initiatives or discretionary FYT buybacks.
Under the current FYT policy, any issuer repurchase executed as a buyback is burn-only: repurchased tokens are permanently cancelled and are not re-issued or resold.
Utility with clear boundaries.
FYT is intended to operate within the MiCA Title II framework. Its design deliberately separates token utility from claims on underlying assets, revenues and environmental outcomes.
No Fixed Asset Claim
FYT cannot be redeemed for a fixed amount of basalt, fiat, carbon credits or another asset.
No Stability Objective
FYT is not designed to maintain a stable value relative to basalt, carbon, fiat or any index.
No Ownership Rights
FYT provides no ownership or voting rights in Insela, Balkan Basalt or project assets.
No Revenue Entitlement
Holders have no contractual claim on Insela earnings, ERW revenues or partner profits.
No Credit Ownership
FYT does not represent ownership of carbon-removal certificates or verified environmental outcomes.
No Guaranteed Value
Any secondary-market price is market-determined and can fluctuate substantially or fall to zero.
A strategic resource. Not token backing.
Access to suitable basalt is strategically important for remineralisation and Enhanced Rock Weathering projects. Flour Yield therefore maintains commercial relationships intended to support material availability and future deployment capacity.
These arrangements are operational. They do not create a collateral structure, reserve entitlement or fixed basalt claim for FYT holders.
Basalt Access
Availability for eligible project and commerce use cases.
Batch & QA Data
Origin, particle-size, chemical, mineralogical and safety data.
Project Logistics
Transport and operational preparation for field projects.
No Holder Claim
Capacity references do not constitute collateral or redemption rights.
Commerce, market integrity and transparency.
Goods & Services
Where FYT is used to purchase taxable goods or services, normal VAT or sales-tax rules apply to the underlying transaction based on the applicable jurisdiction.
Buyback = Burn-Only
Under the current policy, FYT repurchased by the issuer is permanently cancelled and is not subsequently resold.
Market Price
Secondary-market pricing is market-driven. The issuer does not promise a price floor, peg or financial return.
Understand FYT before you use it.
The White Paper remains the primary formal disclosure document for FYT. Read the full documentation, understand the risks and explore how FYT connects with the wider Flour Yield GreenFi ecosystem.
