CHIP is a fixed-supply token with separate XP, staking, and escrow layers.
CHIP is the core ERC-20 asset of the Flareverse. It is designed to be simple at the token level: fixed supply, standard ERC-20 behavior, and no transfer tax logic. Around that simple base, the project adds staking, timed escrow, XP, quests, games, future NFTs, and trait-based progression.
The important design decision is separation. CHIP is the liquid token. CHIP XP is a non-transferable progression asset. Staking uses CHIP deposits and creates individual receipts. Escrow creates separate beneficiary-owned lock receipts for grants, contributor payments, partner funds, and personal time locks. XP rewards are earned through staking and gameplay, but XP is not freely transferable between wallets. This keeps the game layer from becoming a second uncontrolled market token.
Design thesis
CHIP should stay understandable. Users should be able to look at the token contract and understand that the supply is fixed. Then they can look at the XP and staking contracts to understand how progression and rewards work.
System layers
- CHIP ERC-20: fixed supply and liquid ecosystem token.
- CHIP XP: non-transferable wallet-visible progression.
- Staking receipts: locked CHIP positions with rewards.
- Escrow receipts: scheduled CHIP locks owned by a beneficiary.
- Flareverse: quests, games, profiles, and exploration.
- Future NFTs: ERC-721 identity plus ERC-1155 trait items.