A token for using the protocol
BOLI is the utility token of the Boli protocol. It pays for what the protocol does: every pack minted pays a fee, every redemption that drains a network's allowance pays for the pressure it creates, and verification work is paid for.
Boli runs no chain of its own. Assets settle on the major networks they already live on — EVM, Solana, Stellar and Canton. Tenzro sits between them as a double-accounting layer and a buffer. Pilots read live mainnet contracts on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Solana, and two independent observers sign each epoch.
Fees on real transactions, not a narrative.
The protocol charges fees on transactions it already processes. Minting a pack pays a fee. Redeeming against a drained network pays a fee. Verification work is paid for. BOLI is the token those fees are paid in.
Mint fees
Every pack minted on Boli pays a fee in basis points on the principal, charged in the same transaction that creates the unit.
Redemption fees
Free below a threshold, then scaled by how much of a network's remaining allowance the redemption consumes, floored and capped. A redeemer draining the cheapest leg pays for the pressure they put on everyone still holding.
Network verification
Agents performing attested verification — measurement that cannot be checked by repeating it — are paid for that work, and the services built on their output are priced.
Data services
Headroom feeds, priority monitoring, and the reconciled multi-network view. Reads stay free; production carries the price.
Mint and redemption fees are charged today and accrue to the pack’s reserve, raising backing per unit. Issuance routes a share to the treasury. BOLI has not been issued, sold, or distributed.
Nobody grants access to the thing that earns.
Anyone can publish a pack and mint against it. No allowlist decides whose asset generates fees.
Anyone can run the agents that perform verification and be paid for it. Work is priced by what it costs to do.
The treasury holds on-chain positions anyone can read, at any time, without asking.
Some work cannot be checked by repeating it.
Reading a token contract is free to verify. Anyone repeats the query and compares.
Measuring a herd happened once, at a place you were not. It consumes hardware, power and attention. Bonding attaches to attested measurement.
Agents performing that verification are paid from the treasury and can lose a bond for a measurement shown to be false. The services built on their output pay into the treasury; the agents are paid for producing it.
BOLI pays for the protocol. It owns none of the reserves.
BOLI is the token used to pay for the protocol. Fees fund a community treasury that pays for the work the protocol needs. BOLI carries no claim on that treasury, and none on the reserves Boli tracks. Those belong to their issuers, their custodians, and the people holding units against them.
Money, access, and the asset. Each does one job.
The BOLI Stablecoin
The dollar every payment in Boli is made in: buying and redeeming packs, fees, and pay for verification work. Issued by Bridge and backed 1:1 by short-term US Treasuries and cash deposits, with reserve management through BlackRock, Fidelity Investments and Superstate.
BOLI
The utility token spent to use the protocol and bonded to do its verification work. Fees are priced in dollars; a fee paid in the stablecoin is converted to BOLI.
Pack tokens
The real-world assets themselves, backed by an attested reserve. Neither BOLI nor the stablecoin is a claim on them.
The BOLI Stablecoin is opening to whitelisted Boli partners. Bridge publishes its reserve and supply data.
Demand tracks work, not custody.
Demand for BOLI comes from fees on live activity. The more the protocol is used, the more BOLI is needed.
BOLI pays for the protocol and nothing else. It carries no claim on the treasury or on the reserves behind the packs Boli coordinates, which belong to their issuers and holders.
Free where the work is a public read anyone can repeat; priced where it consumes hardware, power and attention.
Anyone can issue an asset that generates fees, and anyone can run the agents that earn them. Neither side is a seat that has to be granted.
BOLI has not been issued, sold, or distributed. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy, any asset.
A token is used or it is not.
Mint fees, redemption fees, and paid verification are activity the protocol already produces. BOLI is how that activity is paid for.