📈FEG Tokenomics
Overview
FEG uses buy and sell taxes to support core protocol functions.
Those taxes fund staking, backing growth, liquidity, operations, and burn mechanics.
Wallet-to-wallet transfers stay tax-free.
Quick facts
Chain: BNB Chain
Total supply: 100 billion FEG
Buy tax: 3%
Sell tax: 5%
Transfer tax: 0%
Supply
The total supply of FEG is 100 billion tokens.
The circulating supply can decrease over time because FEG includes built-in burn mechanics.
Current tax structure
The values below show the current FEG tax structure.
Staking
1%
1%
Asset Backing
0%
0.5%
Marketing & Development
0%
0.5%
Liquidity injection
0%
1%
Burn
2%
2%
Buy tax stays lower than sell tax. Sell activity funds more reserve growth, liquidity, and operations.
What each tax supports
Staking rewards
The staking allocation funds rewards for FEG stakers.
This ties token activity back to holders who keep tokens in staking.
Asset-backing growth
The backing allocation grows the on-chain reserve.
That reserve supports burn-for-backing and interest-free SmartLending. Learn more in Asset-Backing.
Marketing and development
This allocation supports ecosystem operations.
That includes product work, infrastructure, exchange support, and ongoing platform maintenance.
Liquidity injection
The liquidity allocation helps deepen market liquidity.
That can reduce price impact during larger trading periods.
Burn
The burn allocation reduces supply over time.
That helps tighten supply while supporting the token’s backing model.
Example
If a user buys 1,000 FEG, a 3% buy tax allocates 30 FEG across the tax buckets.
If a user sells 1,000 FEG, a 5% sell tax allocates 50 FEG across the tax buckets.
Next steps
See how FEG fits into the ecosystem in About FEG token
Learn how reserve value works in Asset-Backing
Learn how borrowing works in SmartLending
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