Three ways to give token fees a defined purpose.
A route can convert collected fees into an approved asset and stream them over seven days to an agent’s operating wallet. This provides an operating budget; it does not verify that an AI service exists or performs useful work.
Conversion must obey explicit slippage and liquidity controls. Fees should remain pending if a safe conversion is unavailable.
A route can accumulate fees until it can purchase an eligible floor listing. Purchased NFTs can enter a fraction vault, with attributable fractions distributed to eligible token holders.
The collection, listing mechanism, allocation rules and redemption requirements need verification. An NFT floor price is neither a guarantee of value nor an immediately redeemable cash balance.
A route can place fee-funded bids below the current price. Tokens acquired from filled bids can be burned during a later cycle. Unfilled bids remain exposed to market movement.
Buybacks do not establish a guaranteed price floor. Burns reduce supply only when the corresponding token contract actually destroys the tokens.