One token that grows scarcer the more the hub is used.
OMHD is the settlement asset behind every OmniHood action — swaps, cards, launches. Each one either buys it back or burns it. No emissions schedule inflates it; usage is the only faucet, and most of that faucet points at the fire.
Figures update every 30s. Burned = card-fee burns + launch burns sent to 0x0000…dEaD.
Every action feeds the same loop.
Usage generates fees. Fees split into buyback and burn, which tighten supply. A tighter, more valuable token makes staking and cashback more attractive — pulling more usage back into the top of the loop.
All pointing at the same token.
A cut of every swap buys OMHD back.
Every completed cross-chain swap carries a flat fee. 20% of it is spent buying OMHD on the market; the remaining 80% funds the treasury.
Issuing a card burns $5 of OMHD.
The card issuance fee is paid in any token, swapped to OMHD, and sent straight to the dead address — the fee itself is the burn, in one signature.
Stake OMHD to unlock a card.
Card issuance requires OMHD staked in a non-custodial vault. The protocol never holds your stake — it only reads your balance. Locked supply is supply off the market.
1.5% of card spend comes back in OMHD.
Every card purchase returns 1.5% of its value in OMHD at live market price, paid to EVM cardholders — turning spend into token accumulation.
Built to lean deflationary.
- Card fee burn$5 per card → dead address
- Launch burn$1 per chain, per token launch
- Swap buyback20% of swap fees buy OMHD off-market
- Staking lockOMHD staked to unlock cards leaves circulation
- Cashback1.5% of card spend returned in OMHD at market
- No emissionsNo inflation schedule — no block rewards, no unlock cliff
OMHD has no fixed emission schedule encoded in the app. Rather than publish a supply figure we can't verify on-chain from here, this page reports only what the protocol ledger measures directly: what has been burned, bought back, and returned. Those numbers are live above.
OmniHood · OMHD tokenomics · figures pulled live from the protocol ledger
