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FUSE is the native token of Fuse Network. It plays the same role that ETH plays on Ethereum: it is required to pay gas fees for every transaction, and it is the unit of value that secures the network through staking. New FUSE tokens are issued with each block added to the chain.

Token utility

Gas fees

Every transaction on Fuse Network must pay a gas fee denominated in FUSE. The current network gas price is 10 Gwei, making typical transactions cost around $0.0001.

Payments

Sending FUSE is a native transfer, not a smart contract call. Native transfers require less gas than ERC-20 token transfers.

Staking

FUSE holders can delegate their tokens to validators and earn a share of block rewards proportionate to their stake, minus a minimum 15% validator fee.

Validation

To become a validator and help secure the network, you must stake a minimum of 100,000 FUSE. The network currently has 60+ active validators.

Governance

Validators vote on protocol changes using their staked FUSE plus any tokens delegated to them. More stake equals greater voting weight on network upgrades.

Ecosystem

FUSE is used across DeFi protocols and consumer apps built on Fuse, including Voltage Finance, Solid, and Freedom.

Tokenomics

Fuse is transitioning from an inflationary emission model to a revenue-based, deflationary economy. The key changes are:
  • No new token: the FUSE token continues as the native asset. No migration or bridging is required.
  • Max supply cap: the total supply of FUSE will never exceed 400,000,000 tokens, approved through community governance (FRC-002).
  • Fee burning (FIP-1559): a portion of every transaction’s base fee is burned, permanently removing tokens from circulation.
  • Gradual inflation reduction: the network’s emission rate decreases in stages. Fuse is projected to reach near-zero or deflationary inflation (below 1%) around 2027, depending on network activity.
  • stFUSE: a liquid staking mechanism that lets holders earn a share of network fees, sequencer revenue, and protocol service income.
All existing balances, contracts, and token supply remain intact during the tokenomics transition. Nothing changes for current FUSE holders.

New staking rewards model

Under the updated model, staking rewards come from real network activity rather than token emissions:
Revenue sourceDescription
Sequencer feesShare of transaction inclusion fees paid by network users
Protocol service revenueIncome from FuseBox, Charge, and other middleware services
Ecosystem flowsFees and yield from consumer apps such as Solid and Freedom
Foundation incentivesTemporary rewards from the Fuse Foundation while on-chain revenue ramps up

FUSE on other blockchains

Wrapped versions of FUSE exist on several chains as ERC-20 tokens. You can add them to your wallet using the contract addresses below:

How to acquire FUSE

Centralized exchanges (CEX)

Buy FUSE with fiat or other cryptocurrencies on these platforms:
ExchangeLink
Gate.iogate.io
HTX (Huobi Global)htx.com
MEXC Globalmexc.com
AscendEXascendex.com

Decentralized exchanges (DEX)

Swap for FUSE on-chain using any of these DEXes:
DEXLink
Voltage Financevoltage.finance
Uniswapapp.uniswap.org
PancakeSwappancakeswap.finance
Sushisushi.com
Rango Exchangerango.exchange
IcecreamSwapicecreamswap.com

Fiat on-ramps

Purchase FUSE directly with a credit card or bank transfer:
ServiceLink
PayBispaybis.com
Transaktransak.com
TransFitransfi.com

Bridge

If you already hold FUSE on another chain (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.), you can bridge it to Fuse Network. See the bridge guide.
Current FUSE trading volumes and prices across all exchanges are available on the CoinMarketCap FUSE page.

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