Digital Frontier Index

The idea

Two things every asset-backed token does one of. This does both.

Broadly, tokens that hold real assets fall into two camps. Some build a reserve — a treasury standing behind the token, giving it a floor. Others pay their holders — routing revenue out as distributions rather than banking it.

Digital Frontier Index does both, on every single trade, and it does them using tokens that are themselves already doing one or the other. The result compounds: a reserve made of reserves, and distributions made of things that themselves distribute.

Market Live

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Fully diluted value

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DFIX per ETH

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Supply

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Pool tick

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Price is read directly from the Uniswap v4 pool. No indexer, no third party.

Your position

DFIX held

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Share of supply

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Distributions owed to you	Amount
Connect a wallet to see what you are owed.

Distributions accrue automatically and wait for you. There is no minimum holding and no deadline — claim when the gas is worth it.

Trade Not connected

You pay (ETH)

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Max slippage

You receive (estimated)

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The 3% protocol fee and the 1% liquidity fee are both already reflected in the quote. Trades are always specified by what you pay — the contract refuses exact-output swaps, which would otherwise be a way around the fee.

The mechanism

What happens when somebody trades

Three per cent of every trade is taken in ETH, at the pool, before the trade settles. It is split in half and put to work in two different ways.

Any buy or sell

3% taken in ETH

Collected at the pool by a Uniswap v4 hook — not as a transfer tax. Wallet-to-wallet transfers are never touched.

1.5% — HALF

The Reserve

Buys the basket and holds it. Any holder can burn their DFIX and take their pro-rata share of these assets at any time. This is the floor.

1.5% — HALF

Distribution

Buys the same basket and credits it to holders in proportion to what they hold. Paid in the assets themselves, not in DFIX and not in ETH.

Both halves buy

The Basket

Four tokens, fixed weights, bought in the open market through whichever venue is deepest.

Redemption is deliberately accretive: a small fee on redeeming stays with the reserve, so everyone who doesn't redeem sees reserve-per-token tick up. The reserve can never be sold by anyone — there is no function that does it.

The basket

Four tokens, chosen for four different jobs

These were not picked by market cap. Each one gives the index a different kind of backing, and between them they cover both halves of the thesis — assets held, and rewards paid.

Reservum 10%

Backed by ETH

Reservum maintains a reserve denominated in ETH standing behind its own token.

Why it's here: it gives the DFIX reserve indirect exposure to ETH — the base asset of the chain — through a token that is itself reserve-backed. A reserve inside a reserve.

Backed 25%

Backed by blue-chip equities

Backed holds a set of tokenized blue-chip stocks behind its token.

Why it's here: it puts real equity exposure into the DFIX reserve without DFIX ever having to custody stocks itself. The index inherits that backing by holding the token.

Artificial Inu 35%

Tied to NVIDIA exposure

Artificial Inu's treasury strategy is built around exposure to NVDA.

Why it's here: a concentrated bet on the single most-traded name in the AI trade, held at arm's length through a token that already does the work of acquiring it.

The Index 30%

Pays its holders in stocks

The Index buys a broad set of tokenized equities and pushes them out to its own holders.

Why it's here: this is the one that compounds. DFIX holds INDEX — so where DFIX qualifies, the distributions The Index pays flow toward the index itself, on top of the INDEX tokens already sitting in the reserve.

The point

A reserve made of reserves. Distributions made of distributors.

Reservum brings ETH. Backed brings equities. Artificial Inu brings a concentrated AI position. The Index brings a stream of stock distributions. DFIX does not try to out-engineer any of them — it holds all four, permanently, and layers its own two mechanisms on top. Every trade thickens a redeemable floor and pays the people holding it, in assets that are themselves backed by something.

Live figures

What the contract is holding right now

Asset	Weight	Reserve (redeemable)	Awaiting holders
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Reserve ETH awaiting deployment

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Distribution ETH awaiting deployment

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Fees held at the hook

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Fees batch before they are deployed, so these figures move in steps rather than continuously. "Awaiting holders" is what has been bought and credited but not yet claimed.

On chain

Everything, verifiable

No mint. No pause. No blacklist. No proxy or upgrade path. No function that sells the reserve. Liquidity locked for twelve months in a contract with no owner and no admin.