YESSeasons. Entry to ranked trading seasons on the terminal, and the prize pool paid to the top of the table.
YESListings. Holders vote on which GPU class gets the next market. The index can measure far more classes than the terminal trades.
YESTerminal access. Pro features — more markets on screen, export of your own fills, alerts.
What it deliberately does not do
NONo revenue share. There is no revenue. A token that promises a cut of nothing is either a lie or a security, and often both.
NONo yield, no staking APR. Nothing generates a return, so nothing pays one.
NONo gating of the index. The measured price stays free and open to everyone, token or not. That is the point of publishing it.
NONo claim on compute. Holding $NHOUR entitles you to no GPU hours.
If there is ever income
The one revenue line this project could plausibly have is the creator fee on $NHOUR's own trading,
paid by the launch venue to whoever deployed the token. If that ever amounts to anything, a share
of it buys $NHOUR on the open market and sends it to the burn address.
Every such buyback will be listed here with its amount, its date and a link to the transaction —
the same standard we hold the index to. Until there is a transaction to link, this section
stays empty rather than describing a mechanism as if it were running.
Buyback record
No buybacks. Nothing has been earned, so nothing has been bought back.
Risk
$NHOUR is not an investment product, not a share, and not backed by assets. There is no
obligation on anyone to buy it back, support its price, or keep this site running. Buying a
token because a terminal looks sophisticated is a bad reason to buy a token — including this one.