Identity

What it is

• Soulbound. It cannot be transferred or approved to anyone — every transfer function reverts.
• One per wallet, for good. A wallet that holds an Identity cannot mint a second; it upgrades instead.
• On PulseChain. The contract lives on chain 369. Every mint, upgrade, gift and commission is a real on-chain transaction.
• Required to open a vault in the MoonVault app.

Tiers

Prices and rates are fixed in the contract. The stake quota shown beside each tier is how much single-sided staked MOONX counts toward your MV-Share dividend boost (×1.10–×1.50), recalculated daily by the keeper. LP stakes don't count.

Paying

• USDC or USDT at the tier price.
• $MOONX at 30% off, priced by the on-chain oracle. You set the most $MOONX you will pay; if the price feed is stale, $MOONX payment pauses while stables keep working.
• Where it goes. The introducer's commission is paid first, then a hold-back for the rank-differential pool. A stable remainder goes to the treasury; a $MOONX remainder is burned.
• Paid in $MOONX, in numbers. 65% of the $MOONX is burned at mint, sent to the dead address in the same transaction. The rest is the introducer's commission (their tier rate plus 5 points, so 15–35%) and the rank-differential reserve (the part of the 35% top rate their tier did not earn). That reserve is held on the contract to pay uplines their rank differential; whatever is never claimed is burned later. It is not true that all $MOONX paid is burned at mint.

Upgrading

Identities only move up. You pay the difference between your tier's price and the new one, with the same 30% discount when paying in $MOONX.

Introducer commission

• When someone mints or upgrades with your introduction, you earn your own tier's rate on what they pay, in the token they paid with, sent straight to your wallet.
• Introductions paid in $MOONX earn your rate plus 5 points.
• With no valid introducer, the commission goes to the root identity (#1).
• A promotional identity granted by the team holds its commission in escrow, withdrawable once that holder reaches Silver.

Gifting

You can mint an Identity as a gift for someone else, in any of the three tokens. The gift is held against a secret claim code, and the recipient claims it from the link they receive, with a wallet that has no Identity yet. Claiming is two steps — reserve, then claim in a later block within a day — so a code seen in a pending transaction cannot be taken. Gifts are not refundable; until a gift is claimed, the sender can replace its code.