Your tree is digital farmland.

From a pre-funded rewards vault holding 70% of total supply. That is the entire source — there is no external business, no trading desk, no revenue. It is emission-based yield, so the effective rate falls as more trees are planted and the vault drains. Published rates are snapshots, not promises.

Emissions stop. There is no mint function to refill it, and with the supply split only two ways there is no treasury reserve to raid either. Season II would have to be funded by someone voluntarily topping the vault up, via a Canopy Council vote with a 48-hour timelock — meaning holders can exit before any change takes effect.

No — and that's the design. Planting spends your LEAF: 75% is burned and 25% goes to the treasury, so there is no locked principal sitting somewhere waiting to be pulled back. What you own is the Tree and its future emissions.

There is no unstake or exit function — the LEAF is already gone. To leave, sell the tree: it's a plain ERC-721, and its size, tier and unclaimed rewards transfer to the buyer at no fee.

It's a standard ERC-721. Rewards are keyed to the token ID, not to a wallet address, so transferring the NFT transfers every future emission with it. Marketplaces, vaults and lending protocols work with it out of the box.

Everyone earns the same base emission — 0.20% of its size per day. Your tier adds a multiplier on top: effective = base × (1 + bonus). The bonus climbs linearly across its band as you plant more, so a Leaf tree at 250K LEAF earns +10% while one at 1M earns +20%. Crossing into the next tier continues the climb rather than resetting it. At the top, Evergreen caps at +40%, which is 0.28% per day.

Planting spends your LEAF. Grafting is free. Withdrawing burns a little. Planting is a one-way commitment — 75% burned, 25% to the treasury — so the cheapest thing you can do afterwards is leave the tree working and graft rather than harvest.

Trading: buying costs 5%, selling costs 10%. The 5% ETH leg goes to the treasury on both sides; the extra 5% on sells is LEAF, and it is burned. Buying is deliberately half the price of selling.

In the Grove: planting spends the LEAF (75% burned, 25% to the treasury), compounding is free, and 5% of every harvest is burned. There is no unstake — the LEAF is already spent — so to exit you simply sell the tree.

Every fee lands directly in the currency it needs: the treasury takes ETH, the burn takes LEAF. Neither ever has to trade to be useful, which is why the protocol never has to sell LEAF for anything.

The trading fee is charged by a Uniswap v4 hook attached to the pool, not by the token. LEAF has no tax, no pause, no blacklist. Its only transfer logic is the launch guard — a max-wallet cap and a per-window sell limit that can only be loosened and then switched off for good. The pool fee also applies to our pool only; anyone can open an unhooked pool elsewhere, they just have to bring their own liquidity.

Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), an Arbitrum Orbit L2 that settles to Ethereum. Any EVM wallet works — MetaMask, Rabby, or WalletConnect. Gas is paid in ETH, not in a chain-native token, so you'll need a small ETH balance bridged over.

Real ones. Smart contract bugs despite audits, LEAF price depreciation that outruns emissions, a declining effective rate as TVL grows, and the structural reality that emission-funded yield is not sustainable indefinitely. Assume you can lose everything you commit, and size accordingly.