Farm & Vault Yields
Farm Yields — Computed, Not Promised
Computed 2026-10-02 13:18 UTC(Fixed ACTR Emissions ÷ Staked Pool) + PulseX Swap Fees = Farm Yield
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| Farm | Farm Yield | = | Swap Fees (30d avg) | + | Emissions APR | Emission Share | ACTR / Year | Staked Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HTT-3000/HEX | 26.9% | = | 1.16% 0.26M ÷ 22.3M HEX | + | 25.7% 4.89M ÷ 19.0M HEX | 10% | 25M | 19.0M HEX ($58,666) |
| HTT-4000/HEX | 23.4% | = | 0.38% 0.12M ÷ 31.9M HEX | + | 23% 7.33M ÷ 31.9M HEX | 15% | 37.5M | 31.9M HEX ($98,400) |
| HTT-5000/HEX | 25.5% | = | 0.31% 0.12M ÷ 40.0M HEX | + | 25.2% 9.77M ÷ 38.8M HEX | 20% | 50M | 38.8M HEX ($119,681) |
| HTT-6000/HEX | 24.9% | = | 0.16% 0.08M ÷ 50.1M HEX | + | 24.7% 12.22M ÷ 49.5M HEX | 25% | 62.5M | 49.5M HEX ($152,796) |
| HTT-7000/HEX | 21.0% | = | 1.86% 1.45M ÷ 78.0M HEX | + | 19.1% 14.66M ÷ 76.9M HEX | 30% | 75M | 76.9M HEX ($237,555) |
The Work, Shown — HTT-3000 as the Example
Farmers earn two separate incomes:
- Farm ACTR Emissions — see below.
- PulseX LPs’ 0.22% slice — measured on its own from 30 days of the pair’s trade logs (verified split).
- The prices — HexBonds reads the deepest PulseChain pool (DexScreener ↗, top row): ACTR $0.000604, HEX $0.00309.
- Divide the two prices — ACTR $0.000604 ÷ HEX $0.00309 = 0.196 HEX per ACTR. The dollar in both prices cancels out of the division, leaving a pure HEX number.
- ACTR Farm EmissionsThe farm contract emits ACTR on a fixed 3-year schedule.
Farm October 9, 2024
350M ACTROctober 9, 2025
250M ACTR · nowOctober 9, 2026
150M ACTRHTT-3000 19% · 66.7M 10% · 25M — HTT-4000 — 15% · 37.5M 10% · 15M HTT-5000 33.3% · 117M 20% · 50M 15% · 22.5M HTT-6000 — 25% · 62.5M 20% · 30M HTT-7000 47.6% · 167M 30% · 75M 25% · 37.5M HTT-8000 — — 30% · 45M - Value the emissions per Pool(Total Emissions) × (Farm Emission Share) = (Emissions/Pool)250M × 10% = 25M ACTR/yr(Emissions/Pool) × (ACTR/HEX) = (Yearly Rewards) ÷ (HTT/HEX LP) = (Emissions APR)(25M) × (0.196 HEX) = (4.89M HEX yearly rewards) ÷ (19.0M HEX staked in the HTT-3000 farm) = 25.7%
- Summary: Add the two IncomesEmissions APR + Swap Fees:25.7% + 1.16% = 26.9% Farm Yield for HTT-3000
Farm Rewards Harvested
- Tiny Blue Bars — ACTR harvested each day, read from every claim event the farm contract emitted.
- The Two Lines — cumulative harvested (Gold) and the fixed emission schedule (Green). The gap is ACTR earned and still unclaimed.
- All Farms Combined — the claim event doesn't record which pool it came from, so this chart is a total.
ACTR Distribution Schedule
- Nothing here can change — the whole chart is computed from constants hard-coded at deployment: 1 billion ACTR total, no admin keys, nothing to vote on. This page draws it from those numbers directly — no data feed at all.
- Farm Emissions — 750M streamed to liquidity farmers over three declining years (350M → 250M → 150M), starting October 9, 2024. Each October 9 the faucet steps down — the dashed verticals.
- 846M of 1,000M
- 596M of 750M ACTR farmed
- 250M minted at launch on October 7, 2024
- Farm emissions end October 9, 2027, at 1,000M total.
- Minted at launch — all 250M of the non-farm allocation was minted in one transaction on October 7, 2024, two days before farming began: 190M to the TimeLock, 47.3M to liquidity management, 10M to The Forge, 2.7M dispersed the same day.
- Team’s Allocation — 190M ACTR moved to a Time-Lock contract on October 7, 2024, twenty-four minutes after the original ACTR mint. The original Team Allocation Time-Lock contract has released twice: 157,067 ACTR on October 9, 2024 and 83,316,819 ACTR on September 19, 2025, both going to the same address, where it is today. The Team Allocation Time-Lock contract still holds 106,526,114 ACTR with an unpublished unlock-date. The contract publishes no release schedule.
Vault Yields — the 1% Mint Fee, Measured
Computed 2026-10-02 13:18 UTCHTT Mint Fees per Year ($) ÷ Vaulted ACTR ($) = Vault Yield
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| Vault | Vault Yield | ACTR Vaulted | Last 30 Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| HTT-3000 | 2.55% $601 ÷ $23,586 | 39.07M $23,586 | HTT Minted2,192,892Fee Collected21,929HTT-3000 · $49.4 /30d · $601 /yr |
| HTT-4000 | 3.3% $450 ÷ $13,643 | 22.6M $13,643 | HTT Minted1,631,924Fee Collected16,319HTT-4000 · $37 /30d · $450 /yr |
| HTT-5000 | 0.14% $33.3 ÷ $24,436 | 40.48M $24,436 | HTT Minted133,332Fee Collected1,333HTT-5000 · $2.74 /30d · $33.3 /yr |
| HTT-6000 | 0.13% $25.9 ÷ $19,285 | 31.95M $19,285 | HTT Minted109,290Fee Collected1,093HTT-6000 · $2.13 /30d · $25.9 /yr |
| HTT-7000 | 0.06% $34.9 ÷ $59,501 | 98.56M $59,501 | HTT Minted178,267Fee Collected1,783HTT-7000 · $2.86 /30d · $34.9 /yr |
- Irregular by Nature — Vault Fees arrive only when HTT are minted.
- Historical Data — Past minting does not predict future minting.
- 1% Minting Fee
- Scales with Use — The more HTT minting the more Vault Yields in that particular pool.
Method & what this number is not
Computed from on-chain state (MasterChef allocation points, staked LP, pool reserves) and the documented Year-2 emission schedule (250M ACTR/yr to farms), with ACTR valued at 0.196 HEX as of the timestamp above — priced via DexScreener’s ACTR page ↗, deepest PulseChain pair (that page ranks every ACTR pool by liquidity, so the pool this number came from is the top row — follow it and check). Emissions follow the Year-2 rate read from the farm contract’s own schedule and start time, so the number steps down when the contract does. Four things this number is not:
- Not stable — it moves with every deposit and every ACTR trade; at these pool sizes a single large depositor shifts it by tens of points.
- Not paid in HEX — rewards are ACTR, so realized yield rides ACTR's price.
- Not the whole return — LPs also earn swap fees and the HTT side's pull toward par, offset by impermanent-loss dynamics and the extra contract layers liquidity adds.
- Not permanent — emissions step down at the Year-3 switch (October 2026), when the farm contract also rotates pools.
High APR on a thin farm is the same coin as thin liquidity — read both sides. Fee mints verified on-chain as exactly 1% of mint volume.
The farm table’s Swap-Fees column: each pair’s trailing-30-day Swap-event volume × the 0.22% share PulseX V2 pays LPs, annualized ÷ pool value. The 0.22% holds only on V2 pairs (V1’s fee bug voids it), so every run re-checks each pair’s factory on-chain and an unverifiable pair shows “—” rather than a guess. Also verified (2026-07-23): no HTT pair sits in PulseX’s INC farms — rewards here are ACTR and swap fees, nothing else.
ACTR Vaulted Over Time
- What it shows — each vault's running total of ACTR deposited minus withdrawn, from its first deposit to today. The gray line sums every vault.
- Why it matters — vaulted ACTR is what divides the fee stream: the same fees over more ACTR is a thinner yield per token. The Vault Yields table above is today's reading; this is its whole history.
- Legend — click a vault to hide or show it; hover for exact totals.
Vault Earnings
- Bars — the 1% mint fee landing in the vaults each day, in HTTs, every vault combined. Lumpy on purpose: fees only arrive when someone mints.
- The two lines — everything accrued vs. everything vault stakers have actually claimed. The gap is earnings still waiting to be collected.
- Units — HTTs across different maturities are summed here, the same convention as the HTT Charts page: each redeems for 1 HEX at its own maturity.
Early Exits from the Vaults
Vaulted ACTR is locked for 90 days from its last deposit. Leaving early is allowed, but the contract burns the unserved share: withdraw at day 45 and half the ACTR is destroyed, at day 80 about a ninth. Every one of those burns is on the ledger below, read from the ACTR contract’s own burn log and the receipt of the withdrawal it came from, so each row shows what was taken out, how far through the lock it was, and exactly what the penalty cost. These burns are ACTR’s only supply sink.
| Date (UTC) | Vault | Withdrawn (ACTR) | Lock Served | Penalty Burned (ACTR) | Penalty Share | Transaction |
|---|
- Lock Served — not read from a clock but derived: the contract burns amount × unserved ÷ 90, so the penalty share states the days remaining, and 90 minus that is the days served.
- A real burn — the ACTR contract calls its own burn function; totalSupply() falls by exactly the penalty in the same block. Nothing is parked at a dead address.
- Withdrawn — the gross figure from the vault’s own Withdraw event; the depositor received the gross minus the penalty.
Farm & Vault Questions
What tokens do I need to farm ACTR?
Two per pool: the HTT of that pool’s maturity and HEX. You pair them on PulseX to receive LP tokens, then deposit those LP tokens into the matching Actuator farm — the farm pays ACTR every second. Farm LP can be withdrawn at any time with no penalty.
Do I still earn LP trading fees while my LP tokens are staked in the farm, or do I forfeit them?
You keep them. The official farm pairs are PulseX v2 pairs, where the 0.22% liquidity-provider share of every swap accrues inside the pool’s reserves — it grows the value of your LP tokens wherever they sit, including inside the farm contract. The ACTR farming reward is paid on top. The tables on this page list the two yields separately: the farm APR and the fee APR are different columns because they are different income streams.
What is the difference between a farm and a vault?
Farms reward providing liquidity: deposit HTT/HEX LP tokens, earn ACTR, withdraw any time. Vaults reward committing ACTR: deposit ACTR for a specific maturity, earn a share of that series’ 1% mint fees paid in HTTs, with a 90-day lockup and a linearly shrinking early-withdrawal burn. The glossary’s Farms vs Vaults entry holds the four-line contrast.
What changes on October 9, 2026?
The farms enter their final emission year: yearly ACTR emissions step from 250M to 150M, HTT-3000’s farming rewards end, every continuing pool’s weight shifts down one HTT series, and HTT-8000 starts farming at the top 30% weight. Both changes were fixed in the farm contract at deployment — the October 9 Farm Switch page in this tab shows the full before/after table and what it means for staked LP.