How the TeraHash Token Flow Works

Staking $THS for BTC Yield

By staking $THS, users gain transparent, on-chain access to BTC yield. When staked, $THS generates daily wBTC rewards reflecting the actual mining output of the underlying hardware. Rewards can be claimed daily, and staking can be ended at any time, with no lock-up. Each stake has its own 30-day epoch: once the epoch ends, tokens are automatically unstaked, and users must restake to continue earning.

Unstaked $THS Still Generates Value

If $THS is not staked, the underlying hashrate continues to generate yield at the protocol level. Instead of being lost, this unallocated yield is used to buy back HASH tokens, which are sent to the HASH Fund.

HASH Fund Utilization

The HASH Fund supports:

• Dual staking rewards

• Solo $HASH staking incentives

• Token burns

This ensures sustainable growth and value for the ecosystem.

Retained Yield Recycling

Additional “retained” yield (the portion not distributed to lower-tier stakers) is also used to buy back HASH tokens and sent to the HASH Fund. In this way, the fund accumulates $HASH tokens instead of BTC, effectively recycling unallocated and retained yield back into the ecosystem.

Creating Value for $HASH

80% of the undistributed yield is used to buy back $HASH from the open market. These tokens form the HASH Fund, which is then utilized across the three channels mentioned above — dual staking rewards, solo HASH staking incentives, and token burns — driving demand and value for $HASH.

• 65% is distributed to dual stakers, who lock $HASH alongside $THS to boost their BTC rewards.

• 25% is allocated to solo stakers of $HASH, offering a flexible yield option even without $THS.

• 10% is permanently burned, reducing supply and reinforcing scarcity.