FYT Tokenomics

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Tokenomics at a glance

Flour Yield Token (FYT) is a MiCA Title II utility token issued by Insela UAB on Hyperliquid (HyperEVM) as an ERC-20 compatible token. FYT provides access and payment utility within the Flour Yield ecosystem and does not grant any ownership, voting, dividend, or redemption rights.

Risk warning This crypto-asset may lose its value in part or in full. This crypto-asset may not be liquid or transferable at all times. Utility tokens may not be exchangeable for the promised goods/services, especially if the project fails or is discontinued.

Core parameters

Token type: Utility token (MiCA Title II “other token”)
Network: Hyperliquid (HyperEVM), ERC-20 compatible
Total supply: 1,000,000,000 FYT (fixed cap; no ongoing minting)
Smart contract audit: in progress (report expected prior to public sale)

MiCA Guardrails

FYT is designed to remain a utility token in Phase 1:

No redemption right: no right to redeem FYT for a fixed amount of basalt, fiat, or any other asset
No stability objective: no peg to basalt, carbon units, fiat, or any basket/index
No profit rights: discretionary programs may exist (e.g., buybacks), but they create no entitlement

Token allocation

(transparent and fixed-cap)

FYT has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Allocation is designed to support Basalt & Climate Infrastructure, ecosystem adoption, and long-term program sustainability. Vesting/lockups apply to align incentives and reduce short-term supply shocks.

Treasury & Future Programs holdings may be used for future ecosystem initiatives and (where applicable) future regulated offerings, with transparency and disclosure obligations.
The issuer may adjust timing/use of treasury holdings in response to regulatory or market developments, without changing total supply; material changes are disclosed.

Allocation details and vesting

Allocation Bucket	Share	Tokens (FYT)	Vesting / Notes (summary)
Treasury & Future Programs Long-term program sustainability and future ecosystem initiatives.	60%	600,000,000	Treasury-held. Used to support long-term program rollout, ecosystem initiatives, and future plans subject to disclosures.
Private Placement (Institutional) Strategic partners and early backers (private terms).	20%	200,000,000	Private placement terms and any lockups/vesting are defined in the relevant agreements. Use of proceeds: Basalt & Climate Infrastructure ERW business expansion MRV & reporting stack
Marketing & Ecosystem Growth Awareness, community growth, promotions, programs.	5%	50,000,000	12-month linear vesting Used for ecosystem growth initiatives (e.g., promotions, referrals, campaigns) under published program rules.
Strategic Advisors & Partners Advisory and strategic support aligned with delivery milestones.	5%	50,000,000	Min. 6-month cliff 12-month vesting Allocation designed to align long-term partner contribution and ecosystem development.
Basalt Reserve Provider Supply-side alignment supporting program capacity.	5%	50,000,000	6-month cliff 24-month vesting Structured to align long-term supply support and operational reliability.
Team & Founders (Wharf Plan) Long-term alignment and operational resilience.	5%	50,000,000	6-month cliff 24-month vesting Long-term vesting to align execution over time.
Total supply: 1,000,000,000 FYT (fixed cap). Allocation shares shown for transparency; specific private placement terms are documented in private agreements.

Private Placement: Purpose & Use of Proceeds

Purpose

Private placement proceeds are primarily intended to finance Basalt & Climate Infrastructure — i.e., the capacity required to serve rising demand from Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW/CDR) and remineralisation use cases. This includes, among other things, expanding mining and processing capacity, logistics readiness, quality assurance, and the operational build-out of the FYT program. (Partner economics and execution may vary by transaction and are documented in the relevant private agreements.)

Use of Proceeds

Basalt mine & processing expansion: extraction capacity, milling/micronisation throughput, QA, packaging
ERW business expansion: project development support, deployment operations, measurement workflows
MRV & reporting stack: lab partnerships, sampling protocols, data pipeline, transparency dashboards
FYT program rollout: partner onboarding, acceptance tooling, pilot budgets, compliance operations

Private placement terms are individually negotiated; FYT is not offered at a fixed issue price and there is no predefined fundraising target.

The FYT Policy

FYT is designed as a program token and medium of exchange within the Flour Yield ecosystem. Utility is consumption-based and may include: payments for eligible products/services, access to premium features/content, partner discounts, and program participation features such as optional utility locking (no yield).

Utility locking does not provide yield/APY/dividends and must not be marketed as “staking.” It unlocks access tiers and in-kind perks only; perks may change or be withdrawn.

Treasury & Transparency

The treasury supports long-term ecosystem initiatives. Any material reallocations or sales of treasury tokens are disclosed through official FYT channels and, where required, updated White Paper versions.

A quarterly transparency report may include circulating supply, treasury activity, burn events, and budget allocations to the buyback program.

Buybacks & Burn

Tokenomics may include burns and discretionary buybacks. Any issuer buybacks are handled as burn-only (repurchased tokens are cancelled and not resold), and are designed for treasury hygiene and ecosystem stability—not as a promised return.

Tax & VAT at a Glance

Issuance & trading: generally out of VAT scope / VAT-exempt treatment for exchange trading
VAT applies when goods/services are supplied (e.g., basalt flour purchase) based on euro value at checkout
Buybacks (burn-only): generally outside VAT (no supply)
Note: VAT/tax treatment is jurisdiction-dependent; consult your advisers.

Program Capacity References

For transparency, the program uses capacity metrics (e.g., aggregate basalt earmarked for the ecosystem) as a planning and communication tool. These metrics do not create a holder right to receive basalt or any other asset, and must not be interpreted as “backing” or a stability mechanism.