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FlowGrowToken — ticker GWT — is the second token in the dpnm template. It exists to compensate users for the fees they pay. Every dollar of fee paid (buy fee, sell fee, extension cost, activation cost) mints 1 GWT to the payer. GWT is not tradable on the closed system, has no USDT pair, and is not an investment vehicle. It is a redemption credit: you can swap GWT for income limit headroom inside FlowProtocol. GWT contract on BSC testnet: 0x4071...0783.

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Earning GWT

Every fee-bearing call mints GWT to the caller, 1:1 in dollar terms:
ActionTotal fee paidGWT minted
buy(100 USDT)$20 (20% of buy)20 GWT
sell worth $100 of value$10 (10% of value)10 GWT
activate(...)$10 activation cost10 GWT
extendTree(1)$10 extension cost10 GWT
extendTree(3)$30 extension cost30 GWT
GWT does not need to be claimed manually for buy and sell — it mints automatically. For accumulated tree-marketing payouts that owe you GWT, call claimGWT(): 
await flowProtocol.claimGWT();
// any pending GWT from your active descendants' fees lands in your wallet

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Redeeming GWT for income limit

Your income limit caps your earnings at 2x of what you paid for $FLOW. If you have hit that cap and want to keep extracting value, you can redeem GWT: 
const gwtToRedeem = parseUnits("100", 18);
// Approve GWT for FlowProtocol
await gwt.approve(flowProtocol.address, gwtToRedeem);
// Pay the $2 USDT redemption fee
await usdt.approve(flowProtocol.address, parseUnits("2", 18));
// Redeem
await flowProtocol.buyIncomeLimitWithGWT(gwtToRedeem);
ParameterValue
Conversion rate1 GWT → $1.25 of income limit
Redemption fee$2 USDT per call
Per-call cap10% of caller’s lifetime claimed income
So 100 GWT redeemed → $125 of income limit added to your account, costing $2 USDT in addition. The 10% cap means a user who has earned $10,000 lifetime can redeem at most $1,000 of income limit per call — no flash redeems of huge GWT bags in one transaction.

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Where the GWT comes from

GWT is minted by the protocol at the moment a fee is paid. There is no fixed supply — it expands as the protocol earns fees. The intuition: every dollar you give the system gives you back a forward credit that can offset your future income limit ceiling. In a healthy network with continuous activity, a regular user accumulates more GWT than they need to redeem. The surplus GWT remains in their wallet — useful for future income limit top-ups, or simply held as a record of their contribution to the protocol’s fee flow.

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Why not pay fee compensation in USDT directly?

Paying users back in USDT would defeat the purpose of fees entirely — fees exist to (a) feed the phenomenal tree, (b) retain value in the pool, (c) fund the treasury. GWT is a future compensation: it raises your earning ceiling, but only when you actively spend it. Most of the time, GWT just accumulates as latent headroom.

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Reading GWT state

const myGwtBalance = await gwt.balanceOf(myAddress);
const myClaimable = await flowProtocol.claimableGWT(myAddress);
const myLifetimeIncome = await flowProtocol.lifetimeIncome(myAddress);
const maxRedeemPerCall = myLifetimeIncome / 10n;
Or via REST: 
curl https://api.agentflow.website/me/flow-onchain \
  -H "Cookie: af_session=..."

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