$LDGR Token
Token Utility — $LDGR
Six mechanisms tie usage, accountability, and governance of the underwriting layer directly to $LDGR.
1. Assessment fees#
Every underwriting run (document intake → risk score → attestation) is paid in $LDGR, or in stablecoin auto-swapped to $LDGR, creating direct usage-driven demand.
2. Attestation staking#
Underwriters and validators stake $LDGR to co-sign an attestation. Bad calls — asset defaults, fraud found later — get slashed; accurate calls earn a share of fees. Skin in the game backs every record.
3. Governance#
Holders vote on risk-model parameters, accepted asset classes, scoring thresholds, and treasury allocation.
4. Agent access tier#
Higher $LDGR stake unlocks faster queues, batch underwriting, deeper document analysis, and API access for protocols wanting to integrate LEDGERO attestations.
5. Data-provider rewards#
External data sources — registries, valuation feeds, KYC/AML providers — that the agent queries get paid in $LDGR, bootstrapping a marketplace of underwriting inputs.
6. Reputation bond#
Issuers post a $LDGR bond when submitting assets. Clean track records unlock lower fees and higher tokenization limits over time.
Utility at a glance#
| Mechanism | Actor | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment fees | Issuers | Usage-driven demand |
| Attestation staking | Underwriters | Accountability, slashing |
| Governance | Holders | Risk-model control |
| Access tier | Protocols | Throughput & API depth |
| Provider rewards | Data sources | Supply of inputs |
| Reputation bond | Issuers | Long-run track record |
Deep dives#
Three of the six mechanisms have their own page: