$DOSSIER

$DOSSIER is Dossier's token, launched on the Orbio launchpad. Its trading fees pay for the checks behind every verdict, and the Dossier bot's pass is paid for with it. This page sets out where that money goes, and the ledger at the bottom shows the numbers as they happen.

Where the trading fees go

Every trade of an Orbio launch pays a creator fee. Orbio's contracts split it three ways before anyone touches it:

• 45% Dossier's computeAI balance: pays for every check
• 50% Staked as ORBIOearns CREDIT: compute first, then buybacks
• 5% Orbio's treasurythe launchpad's share

• 45% becomes Dossier's compute. Orbio sells it for USDG and credits it as an AI balance, which can only be spent on Orbio's tools and models. That is what a verdict costs: reading a project's X posts, fetching its website, and pulling out what it claims to have built.
• 50% is staked as ORBIO, and the stake earns CREDIT. The CREDIT goes to compute first. Once the AI balance covers 90 days of checks, claimed CREDIT is sold to buy back and burn $DOSSIER. After Orbio's 10-day lock, the staked ORBIO itself is withdrawn over time for the same buybacks and burns.
• 5% goes to Orbio's launchpad treasury.

What the compute pays for

Dossier opens a file on every agent launched on Orbio. In a launch's first two hours it looks for the project's official post every minute. After that it re-checks at set intervals for three days, and keeps scoring what the project ships. Each check reads the project's X account and website and asks one question: do they list this exact contract? Every one of those reads is a paid call, and the ledger below shows what they cost each day.

More fees buy more checking:

• more minutes of watching right after launch, when most of the trading happens;
• faster re-checks of the tokens people are holding;
• a file on every token launched on Robinhood Chain, not only Orbio's.

Passes

The website stays free. The Dossier bot, opening soon on Telegram, will sell a pass: unlimited lookups, a fresh re-check on demand, and a message the moment a watched token's verdict lands. Passes will be priced in dollars and paid in $DOSSIER at the live price.

• 70% Burnedsent to the dead address in batches
• 30% Treasuryruns and grows Dossier

• 70% is burned. Pass payments arrive in the treasury wallet. Burns go out from it in batches to the dead address, where anyone can see them. The ledger compares pass revenue with tokens burned, so a late burn is visible.
• 30% stays in the treasury to run and grow Dossier.

The flywheel

1. Right, fast verdicts

   Each verdict links its receipt, often within minutes of launch.

2. Hunters rely on it

   They check a launch before they buy. The keenest buy a pass.

3. Fees and passes

   Trading pays creator fees. Passes are paid in $DOSSIER.

4. More checks, less supply

   Fees buy faster, wider checks. Passes and stake rewards buy back and burn $DOSSIER.

↻ and back to 1: more checks make better verdicts

The loop is paid for by real trading and by passes bought for a real service. It doesn't depend on new buyers paying earlier ones.

The ledger

Checks, last 7 days

4.29 CREDIT

Per day, on average

1.43 CREDIT

AI balance credited by fees

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Compute runway

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ORBIO staked

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CREDIT earned by the stake

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Pass revenue

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Burned (dead address)

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The token's numbers start at launch. What the checks cost is live now.

Updated every few minutes from Orbio's API, the chain and the index's own records. A CREDIT is about a dollar of compute.

Dossier checks its own token

$DOSSIER gets a file like every other Orbio agent, under the same rules. It counts as the real token only because this page lists its exact contract. Impersonators of $DOSSIER will appear, as they do for every token people talk about, and Dossier flags them the same way.

What this isn't

$DOSSIER is not an investment, and nothing here promises anything about its price. Fees depend on trading, so in a quiet week there is less to spend and less to buy back. Buybacks and burns follow the policy above and are shown in the ledger. If the policy changes, the change is announced on this page first. Nothing here is financial advice.