IMF Token
$IMF is the ownership token of the protocol.
It doesn’t control governance. It doesn’t issue emissions. It doesn’t vote on parameters.
Instead, it represents economic ownership. If someone wants to control IMF, they have to acquire the token, transparently, onchain.
This model is powered by Salutary, a standard for building tokens with credible ownership dynamics and onchain acquisition logic.
How It Works
- IMF earns a 6.9% performance fee on interest paid by borrowers
- Revenue accrues to the protocol’s treasury
- Anyone who holds 51% of $IMF controls the protocol
- There are no votes and no dilution mechanisms
Ownership is not theoretical. It’s economic and executable. If the protocol becomes valuable, so does the token.
Why It Matters
- Aligned with usage - more borrowing means more revenue, which strengthens the protocol
- Acquirable - control is earned, not granted
- Simple and serious - no governance theatre, just incentives that work
The IMF token is a bet on community credit. It’s a way to back the future of coordination, and own the rails that power it.
Startups need growth. Credit protocols need credibility. $IMF gives you both.
Public Sale
IMF raised 269 ETH on Party by selling 20% of supply (originally 10% prior to burning 50% of tokens) to fund development and bootstrap protocol liquidity.
Category | Share | Allocation | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Treasury | 40.46% | 13,351,500 | Protocol rewards, builder grants and pool provision |
Distributed | 39.15% | 12,920,250 | Includes initial 20% public presale distribution |
Team vesting | 11.81% | 3,898,500 | Vesting plans managed with Hedgey finance |
Uniswap V3 | 5.48% | 1,807,800 | Full range and targeted liquidity positions |
Additional LP | 3.10% | 1,021,950 | Imminent full range position bolstering |
TOTALS | 100% | 33,000,000 | Upcoming 1,500,000 token burn |
Ethereum token contract: 0x05BE1d4c307C19450A6Fd7cE7307cE72a3829A60