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Holding ASKR
What holding the token does for you, and how it is measured.
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Two things, both on one scale, both based on the share of total supply a linked wallet holds. Holding is enough: there is no staking, nothing to lock on your side, and nothing to claim.
95% off the models
One rule: every model costs you 5% of its list price, up to a daily allowance that scales with your share of supply. For every 0.01% you hold, 1,000 credits of AI a day are charged at 5%, capped at 25,000 credits a day. Past the allowance you pay the ordinary price. It resets at 00:00 UTC, and what you do not use does not roll over. The discount is for credits you bought: airdropped credits and credits given to you are spent first, at the ordinary price, and the holder price starts when your bought credits do.
| Held | Share of supply | AI a day | What it costs you |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100,000 | 0.01% | 1,000 credits | $0.05 instead of $1 |
| 670,000 | 0.067% | 6,700 credits | $0.34 instead of $6.70 |
| 1,000,000 | 0.1% | 10,000 credits | $0.50 instead of $10 |
| 2,500,000 | 0.25% | 25,000 credits | $1.25 instead of $25 |
| 10,000,000 | 1% | 25,000 credits: the cap | $1.25 instead of $25 |
You still need credits to spend. The discount makes the AI cheap, it does not make it free: credits you bought are what the 5% is charged against, and a deposit starts at $5. The allowance is the size of the discounted lane, not a grant. Credits.
Access bands
| Share of supply | Held | Unlocks |
|---|---|---|
| 0.1% | 1,000,000 | Holder status on the account, early feature flags |
| 0.5% | 5,000,000 | New models on day one, a 14-day head start over non-holders |
| 1% | 10,000,000 | Priority routing and higher rate limits |
| 2% | 20,000,000 | Everything above, plus roadmap input and a direct line |
| 4% | 40,000,000 | Everything above, at the largest daily allowance |
The scale is continuous for the allowance and stepped for the bands. There are no tiers to argue about: the number is your share of supply.
How it is measured
- Link one wallet to your accountFrom the wallet page, under ASKR Connect. There are two ways in, and both write the same link: Connect wallet, where you sign a message with a wallet that can sign, or Verify holdings, where you paste the address and buy any amount up to 25,000 ASKR from that wallet inside a minute. One wallet per account either way. Both ways are described below.
- The balance is read on chain, once a dayAt 00:00 UTC your ASKR balance on Robinhood Chain is read, and that single reading sets the allowance for the day. Reading once is what makes it fair: at that instant a bag of tokens sits in exactly one wallet, so it gets exactly one allowance however far it travels afterwards. A wallet you link today gets its first allowance at the next 00:00 UTC.
- The discount applies automaticallyEvery run is priced against what is left of the allowance before it is charged, so there is nothing to claim and nothing to switch on. Your balance, your discount and the credits left at 5% are shown on your account, in the workspace and in a collab room.
- The company's locked 54,586,381 and the deployer wallet never count.
- Only ASKR on Robinhood Chain counts. Wrapped or bridged copies elsewhere do not.
- Wallet linking is live. The access bands are still being built; the allowance is not, and applies from the next reset after you link.
Two ways to link a wallet
Connect wallet. Sign one message in a browser wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby, or over WalletConnect from a wallet app. No funds move and no transaction is sent; the signature proves the wallet is yours. This is the way in for any wallet that can sign. Robinhood Wallet users can open heyaskr.ai in the wallet's browser tab and tap Browser wallet, or use WalletConnect.
Verify holdings. For a wallet that cannot sign a message, such as the wallet inside FOMO, and for anyone who would rather not connect a wallet at all. Paste the wallet address (in FOMO it is under Account, then Deposit, then Deposit crypto: copy the one that starts with 0x); we show what it holds and you confirm it is yours. Then you have sixty seconds to buy any amount up to 25,000 ASKR from that wallet, in whatever app you use, and tap Done. We read the chain, and if the buy was authorised by that wallet the link is written. There is no number to match: what proves the wallet is yours is that the wallet itself made the buy, and nobody else can do that for you.
- What to buy: any amount you like, from half a token up to 25,000 ASKR (the page shows the current limit; a bigger buy is an ordinary trade, not a proof). There is no target to hit, so routing, slippage and the token's trade tax cannot make you miss it.
- What it costs: whatever you chose to spend, and you keep the ASKR. The only real cost is the trade fee and the gas, so a small buy costs a few cents.
- You have sixty seconds from tapping the button for the buy to land, and ten minutes after that to tap Done. A buy made before you tapped the button does not count, nor does one that lands after the sixty seconds; if you missed them, start again.
- Nothing to connect and nothing to hand over: no wallet connection, no signature, no keys. The address is only read.
- A FOMO buy works. FOMO's wallets are smart accounts that sign their own trades, so the chain records that your wallet made the buy, even though FOMO pays the gas and submits it for you.
- A transfer from someone else is refused: anyone can send tokens to any address, so tokens merely arriving prove nothing. If your app delivers buys through a router, the page then gives you sixty seconds to sell what you just bought instead, and that sale is the proof. If another account is verifying the same wallet at the same time and one buy fits both, neither gets it and both start again.
- One wallet per account, and a wallet can be linked to one account at a time, whichever way you link it. A wallet verified by a trade behaves exactly like a signed one: the same discount, the same bands, and its first allowance at the next 00:00 UTC.
Later
Two things under consideration once askr has revenue, neither promised: committed model capacity for active API users, and a buyback rule with a published revenue trigger rather than a discretionary one. If either ships, it will be documented here before it applies.