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Hold, trade or stake the Core reserve-backed token.

RFV ÷ supplybacking per NET

Bonds issue NET · NET can be traded, staked or sold into buybacks.

Stake NET. Your sNET balance can grow with token rewards.

0–0.45%policy rate per 8-hour epoch

NET → stake → sNET · sNET can optionally be wrapped as wsNET.

Wrap sNET: fixed token count, a claim that can grow.

1 wsNETrepresents index units of sNET

sNET ⇄ wsNET · an optional wrapper, not another reserve asset.

USDG or pool tokens in. Newly issued, vesting NET out.

2 daysNET vesting period

USDG or LP → Core Treasury · newly issued NET → buyer’s vesting claim.

USDG, Morpho and owned liquidity. Immutable rules; no owner controls.

≤70% / ≥30%Morpho / liquid USDG · on deposit

Receives bond assets, fee conversions and sale proceeds · funds buybacks · holds LP claims.

Inverse bonds: NET is burned for a calculated USDG payout.

98.5%of backing per NET, before rounding

NET from seller → burned · Treasury USDG → seller.

Taxable trades collect NET fees, then convert them to USDG.

5%on taxable mapped-pair transfers

Taxable market transfers → NET fee · conversion → Treasury USDG.

Trade NET for USDG. Buyers and sellers set the market price.

Price ≠ backingthe market can trade above or below NAV

Traders exchange NET ⇄ USDG · Treasury holds liquidity · premium sales add NET to the pool.

Mint and sell NET when average price clears the threshold.

>2×average market price / backing gate

New NET → market · net-new USDG sale proceeds → Treasury.

Team-custodied assets—not Core Treasury reserves.

Outside Corenot included in Core backing per NET

Supported sleeve net value contributes to the wider True RFV report—not Core RFV.

Core RFV plus supported sleeve value, net of recognized debt.

Core + sleevea total value, not a per-NET price

Core RFV + supported sleeve net value = reported True RFV.

Buybacks are limited; a zero caller minimum can allow a zero payout. Staking rewards may be zero. Trading fees apply only to taxable transfers.

Method, limits & sources

Independent explanation—not the official NetNet interface or investment advice. Protocol rules reviewed October 29, 2026; not live balances or executable quotes.

Market price is what people pay to trade NET. Backing per NET is Core RFV divided by total NET supply—not a guaranteed sale price. Core RFV plus supported sleeve net value equals reported True RFV, not Core redemption backing.

Arrows show asset flows; the dashed line shows ownership.Connections are listed beneath each component. Select a heading for its explanation.

NET is also issued for staking rewards and when management exercises paid pTEAM rights. Both can dilute backing per NET. Standard bonds and premium sales are not the only issuance paths.

Product activity, reserve principal and earnings are different. Game bankrolls and lending funds do not become Core reserves merely because they belong to the NetNet ecosystem.

Parameters describe reviewed protocol rules, not current quotes, balances or available capacity. The official documentation sometimes uses broader language than the reviewed contract behavior; this guide keeps the narrower conditions explicit.

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