How $AXGT runs day-to-day inside AxonDAO.
This post is the practical side of $AXGT. How the token works inside AxonDAO, who decides what, how votes turn into funded work, and how trading supports the research fund.
AxonDAO runs on proposals. Anyone in the community can surface a problem worth solving, from a small dataset grant to a multi-month pilot. Holding $AXGT gives you a voice in what moves forward and how budgets are used.
In practice, three groups keep things moving:
Here is what it looks like when people actually use the token.
1) Propose and vote → funded work
Holders back a dataset grant with their votes. The proposal passes. Funds unlock in tranches as milestones are met. The team posts updates the community can verify on chain.
2) Trade AXGT → fee split that powers the system
Someone buys AXGT on Uniswap. A 1% fee in ETH is taken and split three ways. One third to the liquidity pool, one third to the adminWallet, one third to the fundWallet. Liquidity deepens, operations stay resourced, and the DeSci Fund grows.
3) Use resources → programmed burn
A study licenses a dataset or pays contributor rewards in AXGT. That activity can trigger a programmed burn. Supply decreases in line with real usage.
4) Support contributors → tips and micro rewards
A reader tips a scientist in AXGT for a protocol that saves time in the lab. Small payments move directly to the person who created value.
Every buy or sell of $AXGT includes a 1% fee paid in ETH. That fee is split three ways:
This means that liquidity stays healthy, core operations remain resourced, and the DeSci Fund grows to back grants and bounties the community approves.
Quick example: if someone buys $AXGT with 5 ETH, the fee is 0.05 ETH. About 0.0167 ETH goes to the LP, 0.0167 ETH to the adminWallet, and 0.0167 ETH to the fundWallet.
$AXGT uses programmed burns that remove tokens from supply when real work happens. Typical triggers include licensing a dataset, running compute jobs on the AxonDAO platform, buying and selling AXGT, or distributing contributor rewards.
More use over time means more burns and a lower supply trend, which links activity to sustainability.
Two simple scenarios bring it to life:
A lab licenses a dataset for a study on Psylosys. The transaction clears and a programmed burn executes. Supply drops while research advances.
Marketplace usage plus the 1% trade fee adds ETH to the fundWallet. Holders vote to fund a pilot on sleep and metabolic health. Funds are released in tranches as milestones are met. Results and code are published for reuse.
If you are a researcher, $AXGT lets you propose work, earn for validated outputs, and help decide which studies get funded next. If you are a contributor (citizen scientist), you can support projects you believe in and see where funds go. If you are a community member, your votes shape priorities and parameters the whole network runs on.
Bottom line:
$AXGT utility is about coordination. Votes set direction. Trades feed the treasury. Burns reflect usage. Together, they connect daily activity to long term scientific progress.
