Daily yield
Accrues on every active stream, every protocol day, until the stream reaches its — lifetime cap.
Aurex is a parameterized investment engine on BNB Chain — daily yield, referral and network rewards, treasury-backed liquidity. Every rule is a contract. Every payout is verifiable.
Test-covered · statically analysed · source verified on-chain
The mechanism
Aurex is invite-only: you need a referral link from an existing member. With one, connect a wallet and open a position from 100 USDT, in steps of 50. The contract splits the deposit the moment it lands — the breakdown is below.
Each position is an independent yield stream. The engine records daily yield against your principal until the stream reaches its configured cap.
Claim your settled balance to your wallet, top up new streams, or enable automatic reinvestment and let the protocol compound for you. Lifetime withdrawals are capped at a multiple of what you have put in — reach the cap and the balance keeps accruing, but stays locked until a top-up raises it.
Reward architecture
Each stream is its own film — swipe through them. All five are computed by the protocol engine from on-chain parameters and settle into a single claimable balance.
Transparency
Every deposit is split the moment it arrives: a share paid out to the company wallet, a share folded into the ARX/USDT pool, and the remainder into the Treasury contract that reward claims are paid from. The split is a public protocol parameter, not a promise — and not all of it stays with the protocol.
Company & operations
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Transferred to the company wallet the moment the deposit lands. This share leaves protocol custody immediately — it is the operator's revenue, not a reserve held for you.
Pool liquidity
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Folded into the ARX/USDT pool on PancakeSwap as one-sided USDT, deepening the book on every deposit.
Treasury
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Held by the Treasury contract — the balance reward claims are actually paid out of. It moves only through authorized contracts.
Allocation engineAwaiting chain data
Σ — awaiting chain data
The ARX token
ARX is the protocol's native token. A fixed share of every investment is reserved on-chain and paired with USDT into PancakeSwap liquidity — priced, capped and executed by contract, not by discretion.
Reference price
The on-chain conversion rate the engine uses when pairing ARX with USDT.
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Liquidity share
Of every deposit, folded into the ARX/USDT pool as one-sided USDT at deposit time.
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Execution guard
Maximum slippage tolerated when the protocol adds liquidity — enforced by contract.
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Tokenomics
ARX has no mint function. The number that existed at deployment is the number that will exist in ten years — the contract has no code path to create more. What follows is not an authored allocation table; it is the live balance of each wallet, read from the token.
Protocol reserve
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Held by the token owner wallet. Backs the ARX side of daily yield settlement and seeds the PancakeSwap pool as liquidity is deployed.
Treasury custody
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Sits in the Treasury contract, earmarked to settle reward claims. Moves only through authorized protocol contracts.
In circulation
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Everything already outside protocol control — held in participant wallets and on the open market.
Read this honestly. The reserve is the large majority of supply and sits in a wallet the team controls. It is not locked by a vesting contract today. Its purpose is to fund yield settlement and liquidity, but you should weigh that concentration as a risk and verify the balances yourself on the explorer.
Supply ledgerAwaiting chain data
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ARX total
Fixed at deployment · no mint function exists
Utility
Every line below maps to a function in a deployed contract. Nothing here is a roadmap item or a future integration.
Daily ROI accrues against your USDT principal and settles in ARX at the on-chain reference price. The token is the payout rail, not a side asset.
A fixed share of every deposit is reserved and paired with ARX into the PancakeSwap pool. Liquidity is funded by the mechanism itself, on every transaction.
The Treasury contract holds ARX earmarked against outstanding reward claims, so withdrawals settle from a funded balance rather than from new deposits.
Opt into automatic reinvestment and settled rewards open fresh yield streams on a cooldown, without a manual transaction each time.
Holders can burn ARX and the supply drops permanently. There is no opposing mint path — supply moves in one direction only.
No transfer fee, no trading lock, no address blocklist. The token behaves like a plain BEP-20 in every wallet and on every DEX.
ARX is a protocol utility token. It is not a security, not a deposit, and not a claim on any company's revenue. Participation carries the risk of total loss.
Token details
Each figure below is read from the deployed contracts, and the token address links to the explorer — so you can check the claim rather than take it.
Specification
Token contract
The ARX contract on BNB Smart Chain. Check it against this page before you add the token to a wallet or trade it anywhere — an address from a chat message is not a source.
0xD198ab36AA85d02056D04De7F400FDfc2bC73770
Source is verified on the explorer and on Sourcify. Verification proves the deployed bytecode matches the published source — it is not an audit, and no independent audit has been completed.
This is the only address the protocol publishes. The rest of the deployment is deliberately unlisted — here and inside the app — so treat any other “official” address that reaches you as unverified until you have traced it from this contract on the explorer.
Roadmap
Status, not dates. Everything marked shipped is verifiable on-chain or in the repository today; everything planned is stated without a promise attached to it.
Planned items are intentions, not commitments. They depend on liquidity depth, external firms and market conditions — none of which we control, and none of which come with a date attached here.
Security posture
11
Production contracts
5
Kinds of test suite
0
Independent audits
Unit, fuzz, invariant, E2E and upgrade-safety suites across all eleven production contracts.
Reward triggers are gated behind a strict caller chain — amounts are always backed by funded investments.
A full threat model, clean static analysis under Slither and Solhint, and a security package written for an external firm to work from. All of it is our own work — no third party has reviewed it.
The engine computes but never holds funds. Whatever a deposit leaves with the protocol sits in a single Treasury contract, moved only by authorized callers behind reentrancy guards.
Questions