Validation & hash power
Hash power that secures the Network and funds the Buybacks.
Hash purchases fund the protocol under one fixed rule: 80% buys #SECT back on the open market, 20% funds APY rewards, expansion and the team. Every figure below reads from the chain.
Hash market
Rented online or physical node hardwarePrices in tSECT · testnet money, no real value · Claim from the faucet to try the flow
50 TH/s is the minimum to register a security node. Purchases add up.
Your node
On-chain registrationValidators are paid from network transaction fees, not from hash revenue — 67% of those fees buy #SECT back, 33% pays validators, expansion and the team.
Buyback engine
80% of hash revenue funds #SECT buybacksTestnet phase — simulated buybacks. Testnet is a public trial where anyone can sign up and take part using simulation tokens with no monetary value. Every buyback, balance and figure on this page is simulated and executes no real purchase of #SECT. The fully functional version runs on mainnet — the official launch — scheduled for March 2027.
Every hash sale splits by a fixed rule: 80% buys #SECT back on the open market, 20% funds APY rewards, protocol expansion and the team. Every #SECT bought back is burned instantly, so the circulating supply keeps shrinking with each sale.
APY rewards to #SECT holders, protocol expansion and team fees. Nothing is paid from token sales or treasury: rewards begin when revenue does.
Every buyback is a transaction anyone can audit. Nothing about the flow has to be taken on our word.
Buybacks execute as hash sales come in. There is no fixed calendar and no mint function behind them.
Network
Testnet, rolling window| Block | Validator | Txs | Age |
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