$SAVEST
Tokenomics
Savest earns two ways: 0.5% on deposits, and a 15% exit fee when someone leaves a pot before the goal date. Every cent of both is used to buy back $SAVEST on the open market and burn it. The protocol does not keep the fees, it turns them into scarcity. The more people save, and the more quitters quit, the more gets burned.
$SAVEST · Robinhood Chain (4663)
0x700bbf6807c310982b6eab3c62733e7e81b1cbb8
The flywheel
Fees come in from deposits and early exits, and they leave as buybacks and burns. Nothing sits in a treasury waiting to be dumped.
Fees
0.5% in · 15% out early
Buyback
open market
Burn
dead address
$SAVEST
gets scarcer
The numbers
1B
Fixed supply. No mint function, no inflation, nothing to dilute.
100%
Of protocol fees are used to buy back and burn $SAVEST.
0.5%
Deposit fee. The only cost when you save, capped in the contract.
15%
Exit fee when someone leaves a pot early. All of it feeds the burn.
10.8M
$SAVEST already burned: the entire dev supply, verifiably gone.
On-chain
Buybacks and burns are public transactions on Blockscout.
Why hold it
$SAVEST is not a fee token you are forced to use. It is the loyalty layer on top of the protocol.
Hold, save free
Rolling outHold $SAVEST and your deposit fee drops to zero. The protocol earns from people passing through, not from the people who stay.
Creator rewards
Rolling outStart pots that people actually save in and earn $SAVEST for it. The person who gets their friends saving is the whole engine.
Softer exits
PlannedLife happens. Holders who really need to leave a pot early pay a reduced exit fee instead of the full 15%.
$SAVEST is a utility and loyalty token for the Savest protocol. Buybacks depend on protocol fee volume and are executed on-chain. Nothing on this page is financial advice.