FRT

Power. Access. Trust. For serious users and organizations only.

Contract Address (BSC): 0xFf10d933E1Ca7799866B5D2A615e562CAd306c96Token Standard: BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain)Total Supply: 200,000,000 FRT (Fixed, No Minting)

What is FRT?

FRT is the access and reputation token of the FortisArena ecosystem. It represents serious commitment to the platform and unlocks advanced features for organizations, tournament hosts, and power users.

Key Characteristics

Attribute	Value
Symbol/Ticker	FRT
Full Name	FRT
Blockchain	BNB Smart Chain (BSC)
Total Supply	200,000,000 (Fixed forever)
Mintable	❌ No
Burnable	✅ Yes
Decimals	18

⚠️ What FRT is NOT

Legal ClarificationFRT is explicitly NOT any of the following:❌ Equity — No ownership in FortisArena Inc.
❌ Revenue Share — No right to company profits
❌ Dividend Token — No passive income guarantees
❌ Investment Contract — No expectation of profit from others’ efforts
❌ Company Ownership — No voting rights on business decisions

FRT is purely for:

✅ Platform access and features
✅ Reputation staking and trust
✅ Limited non-financial governance

🎯 Core Use Cases

1️⃣ Access Staking — Unlock Platform Power

Stake FRT to access premium platform features. The more you stake, the more responsibility you take on.

Organization Registration

Requirement	FRT Stake	Unlock
Esports Organization	50,000 FRT	Official org status, roster management
Tournament Organizer	25,000 FRT	Host custom tournaments
Content Network	10,000 FRT	Creator program, monetization tools

Tournament Entry Fees

Players pay tournament entry fees in FRT (not FPT). This ensures serious competition:

Tournament Tier	Entry Fee	Est. USD Value
Amateur	10 FRT	~$1-2
Semi-Pro	50 FRT	~$5-10
Pro	200 FRT	~$20-40
Elite	500 FRT	~$50-100
Legend	2,500 FRT	~$250-500

Entry fees = FRT | Prizes = Mostly FPT (occasionally FRT for major events)

Tournament Hosting

Tournament Size	FRT Required	Features Unlocked
Small (8-32 teams)	5,000 FRT	Basic brackets, standard prizes
Medium (32-128 teams)	15,000 FRT	Advanced formats, custom rules
Large (128+ teams)	50,000 FRT	Pro features, sponsored prizes
International	100,000 FRT	Maximum visibility, LAN support

Guild Expansion

Guild Tier	Members	FRT Required	Perks
Tier 1	30	Free	Basic guild features
Tier 2	50	5,000 FRT	Expanded roster, minor perks
Tier 3	100	15,000 FRT	Guild tournaments, analytics
Tier 4	250	50,000 FRT	Priority support, featured status
Tier 5	500	150,000 FRT	Maximum benefits, partner status

Other Access Features

Feature	FRT Stake	Benefit
Advanced Analytics	2,000 FRT	Detailed player/team statistics
Higher Withdrawal Limits	1,000 FRT	Increased daily/monthly caps
Verified Badge	5,000 FRT	Blue checkmark, enhanced trust
API Access	10,000 FRT	Developer tools, integrations
Priority Support	2,000 FRT	Faster response times

Important: Staking FRT gives you access, not returns. The value is in the utility unlocked, not financial yield.

2️⃣ Lock & Burn Mechanism

When FRT is used for platform features, it undergoes lock/burn mechanics that create supply pressure.

How It Works

User pays 10,000 FRT for Organization Registration
                ↓
        ┌───────┴───────┐
        ↓               ↓
    2,000 FRT      8,000 FRT
    (Burned)      (Time-Locked)
                      ↓
                Released over 1 year
                (for continued access)

Burn & Lock Rates

Action	Burn %	Time-Locked %	Lock Duration
Organization Registration	20%	80%	1 year
Tournament Hosting	10%	90%	6 months
Guild Expansion	15%	85%	1 year
Feature Unlock	5%	95%	3 months

Effects:

Burned tokens = Permanent supply reduction
Locked tokens = Reduced circulating supply
Combined = Natural demand pressure without any payout obligations

3️⃣ Reputation Staking — Trust System

FRT serves as economic collateral for platform participants. This creates a hybrid Web2 + Web3 trust mechanism.

How Reputation Staking Works

Step 1: Organization stakes 50,000 FRT as collateral
Step 2: Organization hosts tournaments, manages guild
Step 3: If org commits fraud or allows cheating...
Step 4: Stake gets SLASHED (partial or full)
Step 5: Victims compensated from slashed FRT

Slashing Conditions

Violation	Slashing %	Appeal
Tournament manipulation	100%	No
Allowing cheaters	50-100%	Yes (review)
Prize pool theft	100%	No
Fraudulent org claims	100%	No
Minor rule violations	10-25%	Yes

Who Must Stake

Role	Minimum Stake	Purpose
Tournament Host	25,000 FRT	Ensure fair play
Esports Organization	50,000 FRT	Player protection
Guild Master (Tier 3+)	5,000 FRT	Guild integrity
Verified Influencer	10,000 FRT	Content authenticity

Why This Matters: Economic collateral creates skin in the game. Organizations with more FRT staked have more to lose if they misbehave, creating natural accountability.

4️⃣ Occasional Premium Rewards

While FPT is the primary reward token for daily tournaments and activities, FRT is used for special, high-value rewards:

When FRT is Used for Rewards

Event Type	Reward Amount	Why FRT?
International Championships	50,000-500,000 FRT	Prestige, major achievement
Season Grand Finals	25,000-100,000 FRT	Top-tier competition
Org Sponsorship Payouts	Variable	Professional contracts
Creator Fund Grants	10,000-50,000 FRT	Serious content investment
Bug Bounty (Critical)	5,000-25,000 FRT	High-impact security finds
Ecosystem Grants	10,000+ FRT	Builder/developers

~90% of rewards = FPT (daily tournaments, MVP, achievements)
~10% of rewards = FRT (championships, grants, special events)

5️⃣ Limited Governance (Non-Financial Only)

FRT holders can participate in governance votes, but only on non-financial matters.

What FRT Holders CAN Vote On

✅ Platform Features

Which games to add next
New tournament formats
UI/UX improvements priority
Mobile app features

✅ Community Standards

Content moderation rules
Anti-cheat policies
Rank qualification criteria
Reporting systems

✅ Ecosystem Growth

Partnership approvals (non-exclusive)
Grant program allocations
Event sponsorships
Creator program expansions

What FRT Holders CANNOT Vote On

❌ Financial Matters

Fee structures
Revenue distribution
Treasury management
Pricing decisions

❌ Company Control

Executive appointments
Funding decisions
Equity matters
Legal strategy

❌ Token Economics

New token issuance
Supply changes
Staking reward rates

Voting Power

FRT Held	Voting Weight	Proposal Creation
1,000+ FRT	1x	Can vote only
10,000+ FRT	2x	Can vote only
50,000+ FRT	5x	Can create proposals
100,000+ FRT	10x	Can create proposals

📊 Token Distribution

Allocation Breakdown

Category	Percentage	Amount	Purpose
Team	15%	30,000,000 FRT	Core team incentives
Pre + Private Sale	20%	40,000,000 FRT	Early supporters
Access Staking Pool	15%	30,000,000 FRT	Platform utility rewards
Liquidity	20%	40,000,000 FRT	DEX liquidity
Ecosystem	15%	30,000,000 FRT	Partnerships, grants
Reserve	15%	30,000,000 FRT	Stability & emergencies

Vesting Schedules

Category	Cliff	Vesting Period	Unlock Schedule
Team	12 months	36 months	Monthly linear
Pre-Sale	6 months	12 months	Monthly linear
Private Sale	3 months	6 months	Monthly linear
Ecosystem	0 months	48 months	Milestone-based
Liquidity	0 months	Immediate	100% unlocked

Reserve Strategy

The 15% reserve (30M FRT) exists for:

Emergency Liquidity
- Market shock protection
- Sudden outflow coverage
- Stability maintenance
Strategic Partnerships
- Exchange listings
- Game publisher deals
- Esports organization onboarding
Long-term Stability
- Multi-year runway
- Ecosystem sustainability
- Market confidence

Reserve Protection:

Multi-sig required (3 of 5 signatures)
Public transparency page
Quarterly reporting
NOT for dumping or market manipulation

🔐 Security Features

Smart Contract Protections

Feature	Description
No Mint Function	Supply fixed at 200M forever
Burnable	Tokens can be permanently destroyed
Ownable2Step	Two-step ownership transfer
Anti-Sniper	Protection against bot attacks
Transaction Limits	Max 1% of supply per TX
Wallet Limits	Max 2% of supply per wallet
Blacklist	Block malicious addresses
Pause Function	Emergency stop capability

Ownership Structure

Current Owner: FortisArena Multi-Sig Wallet
Required Signatures: 3 of 5
Signers: Core team + external advisors

📈 How FRT Value is Derived

FRT value comes from real platform utility, not speculation:

Platform Growth
      ↓
More Organizations Need to Register
      ↓
More Tournament Hosts Need to Stake
      ↓
More Guilds Want to Expand
      ↓
Demand for FRT Increases
      ↓
Burn + Lock Mechanisms Reduce Supply
      ↓
Value Reflects Actual Platform Usage

Key Value Drivers:

Organization Demand — More orgs = More FRT needed
Tournament Activity — Hosting requires FRT stakes
Guild Expansion — Larger guilds need more FRT
Burn Mechanics — Permanent supply reduction
Lock Mechanics — Reduced circulating supply

NOT Value Drivers: ❌ Dividends or profit sharing
❌ Guaranteed yield or APY
❌ Company revenue
❌ Speculative promises

🚀 Getting FRT

Where to Buy

Exchange	Pair	Link
PancakeSwap	FRT/BNB	Trade
More Coming	—	Soon

How to Acquire

Buy on DEX — Swap BNB for FRT on PancakeSwap
Earn through Platform — Some rewards distributed in FRT
Participate in Events — Tournament prizes, contests
Ecosystem Grants — For builders and creators

Storing FRT

FRT can be stored in:

MetaMask (BSC network)
Trust Wallet
Fortis Internal Wallet (recommended for staking)
Any BEP-20 compatible wallet

Smart Contracts — Technical specs
Staking Guide — How to stake FRT
Tokenomics Overview — Full ecosystem
FPT Token — The reward token

FRT = Commitment to the platform. Power through utility, not ownership.

Token Economy

FRT Token

FRT

What is FRT?

Key Characteristics

⚠️ What FRT is NOT

🎯 Core Use Cases

1️⃣ Access Staking — Unlock Platform Power

Organization Registration

Tournament Entry Fees

Tournament Hosting

Guild Expansion

Other Access Features

2️⃣ Lock & Burn Mechanism

How It Works

Burn & Lock Rates

3️⃣ Reputation Staking — Trust System

How Reputation Staking Works

Slashing Conditions

Who Must Stake

4️⃣ Occasional Premium Rewards

When FRT is Used for Rewards

5️⃣ Limited Governance (Non-Financial Only)

What FRT Holders CAN Vote On

What FRT Holders CANNOT Vote On

Voting Power

📊 Token Distribution

Allocation Breakdown

Vesting Schedules

Reserve Strategy

🔐 Security Features

Smart Contract Protections

Ownership Structure

📈 How FRT Value is Derived

🚀 Getting FRT

Where to Buy

How to Acquire

Storing FRT

​FRT

​What is FRT?

​Key Characteristics

​⚠️ What FRT is NOT

​🎯 Core Use Cases

​1️⃣ Access Staking — Unlock Platform Power

​Organization Registration

​Tournament Entry Fees

​Tournament Hosting

​Guild Expansion

​Other Access Features

​2️⃣ Lock & Burn Mechanism

​How It Works

​Burn & Lock Rates

​3️⃣ Reputation Staking — Trust System

​How Reputation Staking Works

​Slashing Conditions

​Who Must Stake

​4️⃣ Occasional Premium Rewards

​When FRT is Used for Rewards

​5️⃣ Limited Governance (Non-Financial Only)

​What FRT Holders CAN Vote On

​What FRT Holders CANNOT Vote On

​Voting Power

​📊 Token Distribution

​Allocation Breakdown

​Vesting Schedules

​Reserve Strategy

​🔐 Security Features

​Smart Contract Protections

​Ownership Structure

​📈 How FRT Value is Derived

​🚀 Getting FRT

​Where to Buy

​How to Acquire

​Storing FRT

​📚 Related Documentation

FRT

What is FRT?

Key Characteristics

⚠️ What FRT is NOT

🎯 Core Use Cases

1️⃣ Access Staking — Unlock Platform Power

Organization Registration

Tournament Entry Fees

Tournament Hosting

Guild Expansion

Other Access Features

2️⃣ Lock & Burn Mechanism

How It Works

Burn & Lock Rates

3️⃣ Reputation Staking — Trust System

How Reputation Staking Works

Slashing Conditions

Who Must Stake

4️⃣ Occasional Premium Rewards

When FRT is Used for Rewards

5️⃣ Limited Governance (Non-Financial Only)

What FRT Holders CAN Vote On

What FRT Holders CANNOT Vote On

Voting Power

📊 Token Distribution

Allocation Breakdown

Vesting Schedules

Reserve Strategy

🔐 Security Features

Smart Contract Protections

Ownership Structure

📈 How FRT Value is Derived

🚀 Getting FRT

Where to Buy

How to Acquire

Storing FRT

📚 Related Documentation