TeaPOT
Your Rewards Vault
Every action fuels the TeaPOT (Product Owned Treasury), a protocol-owned vault that transforms interactions into $TEA rewards, buybacks, and community-driven DeFi growth.
The Perpetual
Rewards Engine
The TeaPOT’s core balance remains untouched, compounding over time with only the yield used for buybacks and rewards, ensuring a sustainable structure where a larger TeaPOT leads to greater future rewards.
Eternal
Growth Cycle
Every interaction—swaps, wallet usage, card transactions, or PAA integrations—feeds the TeaPOT.
Multi-Chain
Ready
Your assets across all these chains are instantly spendable. Ethereum, Bitcoin, Tron, BSC, Polygon, Solana, Base, CoreDAO, SUI, etc.
TeaDrop:
Earn From Real Activity
The TeaDrops system rewards meaningful participation — from:
Swaps, Vault deposits , Card use, Governance
Swaps, Vault deposits , Card use, Governance
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Shared Success
with PAA
Protocol-Aligned Apps receive revenue from the TeaPOT through TeaDrops, veTEA holders determine which partners receive rewards, and stronger ecosystem performance leads to greater earnings for all.
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How it works
TeaPOT revenue funds ongoing $TEA purchases for TeaDrops.
Compounding Revenue,
Continued Growth
The TeaPOT is fueled by multiple revenue streams — from core Tea-Fi products like wallets, swaps, auto-earn, and cards, to integrated dApps for lending, vaults, and gas abstraction, and even premium services such as analytics, pro tools, and future layers
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veTEA: You decide where rewards go
veTEA holders steer TeaDrops distribution, exerting direct influence over ecosystem priorities to ensure governance aligns rewards with actual usage.
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Disclamer:
Investing in, buying, selling, holding and using digital assets and cryptocurrencies involve very high levels of risk. You should not engage in such activities unless you understand and are able to assume such risks, including the full loss of your investment amount.
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