$DYAD
Credits pay for answers. $DYAD is for the people who make the network better: stakers who fund the credit pool, contributors who bring reach, and later, operators who bring compute.
Mostly public. The rest earns its keep.
No private round and no investor unlocks. Everything outside the public launch is either paid out for work or locked.
Usage feeds holders, not hype.
The token's value flow is tied to people actually using the product, and it runs one way: from credit spending, into the market, back to stakers.
Spend
Users buy credits and spend them on pairs, chats and images. Prices stay in credits, so token volatility never changes what an answer costs.
Route
A fixed share of net credit revenue (target 20%) is set aside every day by the protocol.
Buy back
That share buys $DYAD on the open market. Half is burned to a verifiable dead address; half goes to the staking pool.
Return
Stakers receive $DYAD plus a daily pool of credits, pro rata to stake and lock length.
What a stake would earn.
Move the sliders. The numbers use the published formula with assumed pool sizes; real values come from the contract once it is live.
credits_day = pool × weight / Σweight
dyad_day = emission × weight / Σweight
Assumes every other staker uses the 30-day lock. Not a promise of return: pool sizes depend on real usage, and token prices move. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Credits are not the token.
Consumption
- Pay for every model call
- Bought, earned via Post & Earn, or received from staking
- Priced from real compute cost (3 credits per $0.001)
- Not transferable, not an asset
Participation
- Staking for the daily credit and token pools
- Rewards for contributors and, later, compute operators
- Supply reduced by usage-funded burns
- Never required to use the product