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House Pool

What it is

Section titled “What it is”

House Pool is the shared-ownership layer of AIDOG. Users stake $AIDOG and receive a portion of system revenue.

Important distinction:

  1. Fees charged by AIDOG products are system revenue.
  2. System revenue is split as follows:
  • 60% to House Pool
  • 20% to the official operating budget, used to run and maintain the project
  • 20% used to buy back $AIDOG and burn it

Where system revenue comes from

Section titled “Where system revenue comes from”

System revenue is the protocol’s income before the 60 / 20 / 20 split. Current sources include:

  • YieldMax: 5% of the interest users earn
  • StrategyHub: the fixed 5% protocol portion of Carry Fee, charged only on profitable withdrawals
  • CycleVault: 10% of profit, charged only on profitable withdrawals
  • Other protocol fees if new products go live later

How to use it

Section titled “How to use it”
  1. Open House Pool.
  2. Stake $AIDOG, or use a supported asset if the page offers auto-swap into $AIDOG before staking.
  3. Your pool share starts receiving House Pool’s 60% slice of system revenue.
  4. Withdraw when you want to exit.

A 1% withdrawal fee is charged. That 1% is distributed to remaining stakers, not to the team and not to the treasury.

Money flow

Section titled “Money flow”
  1. A product charges a protocol fee.
  2. That fee becomes system revenue.
  3. 60% of system revenue is sent to House Pool.
  4. House Pool stakers share that 60% according to their staked $AIDOG.
  5. 20% stays with the official team for operations.
  6. 20% is used to buy $AIDOG and burn it.

When you stake:

  • Your House income=House Pool inflow * Your House share %

When you withdraw $AIDOG from House Pool:

  • Withdrawal fee=Withdraw amount * 1%
  • You receive=Withdraw amount−Withdrawal fee

The 1% fee is allocated to remaining House stakers in proportion to their shares.

Buyback and burn

Section titled “Buyback and burn”

20% of system revenue is used to buy $AIDOG on the market and burn it. Burned tokens are removed from circulating supply and cannot be minted again. Its purpose is to reduce $AIDOG supply as protocol revenue is generated.

Buyback size depends on actual system revenue.

Risks and controls

Section titled “Risks and controls”
  • System revenue itself is variable. It depends on YieldMax interest, StrategyHub profitable withdrawals, CycleVault profitable withdrawals, and other future fees.
  • If protocol activity is low, House income can be small.
  • The price of $AIDOG can fall.
  • The 1% withdrawal fee is paid to remaining stakers.
  • Smart-contract risk still applies.
  • House Pool is not a fixed-yield product and does not guarantee profit.