User pays fee
TIP verification or CIFER encryption fees are paid in $CAPS.
Utility Token
The native token of the Ternoa security economy.
$CAPS powers TIP verification fees, CIFER encryption operations, network staking, operator rewards, and transparent settlement on Base.
Token FlowFee-driven demand
TIPCIFER$CAPSBaseOperators
User pays security feeFee settles on-chainOperators earnDemand grows with usage
ERC-20 token address
0x03be5c903c727ee2c8c4e9bc0acc860cca4715e22.5Bmax supply
~1.83Bcirculating supply
Basesettlement focus
Feesutility demand
How $CAPS Moves
One token. Two security layers. Multiple revenue streams.
Settled on-chain
$CAPS fees are recorded as transparent security operations on Base.
Operators earn
Validators and enclave operators earn for securing the network.
Demand grows
More integrations create more verification, encryption, and settlement operations.
Utility Summary
$CAPS is mapped to actual security operations.
TIP runtime feesPaid per verification cycle, tiered by plan.
TIP source verificationPaid per AI scan of dependencies and deployed code.
TIP pentestingPaid per autonomous pentesting cycle.
CIFER encryptionPaid per encryption and decryption operation.
Settlement feesMicro-fees per proof or commitment anchored on Base.
Operator stakingStake $CAPS to run validators or TEE enclave operators.
Economic Model
Security demand should be legible.
The $CAPS story gets stronger when the value loop is shown as operations, fees, and operator work, not as token lore.
Builders use TIP and CIFER
More products create more verification and encryption operations.
Operations create commitments
Fees and proof events become visible security activity on Base.
Operators secure the network
Validators and enclave operators earn from actual workloads.
Trust compounds
More visible assurance makes Ternoa easier for serious builders to adopt.
Usage Scenarios
Utility connected to real builder behavior.
Native RWA project
Insurance product tokenizing assets uses CIFER for document encryption and TIP for verification.
EVM protocol
Existing DeFi project adds TIP runtime protection without migrating chains.
Web2 company
SaaS team starts with CIFER Web2 encryption, then adds on-chain commitments later.