Hook Rules
Each fleet token runs a transfer hook: a small program Solana calls on every transfer. It enforces the fleet's rules, so nobody has to trust the manager.
| Rule | What it does |
|---|---|
| Machine signs | Revenue counts only if the machine's own peaqID key signed it |
| Payer co-signs | The payer signs the same receipt. Two identities per deposit |
| peaqOS witnesses | No matching machine activity: the deposit waits a day, then clears or drops |
| Manager fee | 10–35% of each cleared receipt pays the manager, never below upkeep |
| Reserve locked | Nobody withdraws the reserve |
| Liveness gate | Under half the fleet reporting for a day pauses new tokens and rewards |
| Manager unlock | No tokens at launch. After payback, 1% of supply a month for 15 months |
| Holder rules | The token trades only on its own pool. Wallet sends are free |
Why one pool
Trading on one pool keeps every trade paying the levy, which feeds the reserve and the manager. Holders always have a second way out: selling back to the reserve at MAV − 1.5%. That exit is what makes a single pool fair.
The pool can also be reached through Jupiter and Titan routes.