How to Acquire $SPIRIT: Participation and Staking Guide

$SPIRIT becomes available on the open market at the Token Generation Event. Nothing about that removes the fundamental risk of participating in a volatile crypto-asset — read the warning below before you do anything else.

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Open Market on Base

After the Token Generation Event (TGE) in late July 2026, $SPIRIT trades on the open market. You acquire it the same way you would any ERC-20 token — no whitelist, no application, just a compatible wallet and ETH for gas. You can acquire it through:

• Regulated exchanges — Spirit Protocol Labs has filed for admission to trading under MiCA; venues will be announced at TGE
• Base DEX — Any Base-compatible decentralized exchange; use the verified contract address below

Verified contract address: 0xA1534d279F467063Fc40f71F2C672822A7E63880 Always verify the contract address before any transaction. Scams, counterfeit tokens, and phishing attempts targeting crypto-asset buyers are real risks. Only interact with the verified contract address above.

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MiCA Compliance for EU/EEA Holders

Spirit Protocol Labs, Inc. has prepared a crypto-asset white paper in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (MiCA) and submitted notification to the Central Bank of Ireland (Home Member State: Ireland). This filing passports across all EU and EEA member states, meaning admission to trading is available to eligible holders across the EU and EEA under a single regulatory framework. The MiCA white paper was submitted on April 29, 2026. It has not been approved by any competent authority in any EU Member State — the issuer is solely responsible for its content, as is standard under Title II of MiCA. You can read the full white paper at spiritprotocol.io/mica-whitepaper.

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Staking $SPIRIT

Once you hold $SPIRIT, you can stake it in protocol staking pools. Staking serves a functional role: it weights your participation in governance and determines your share of agent token distributions that flow to$SPIRIT holders.

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Staking Pools: 1x–36x Multipliers

Staking pools offer multipliers from 1x to 36x, tiered by lock duration and commitment level. A higher multiplier means a larger proportional share of the distributions allocated to $SPIRIT stakers. The specific pool parameters — lock periods, multiplier schedule, minimum stake — are governed by the protocol’s smart contracts and may be updated through governance.

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What You Receive as a Staker

When each new Spirit agent launches its own token, 25% of that agent’s total token supply is allocated to $SPIRIT holders. That allocation is delivered via Superfluid money streaming over 52 weeks — meaning you receive a continuous, real-time stream of agent tokens, not a one-time airdrop. Your share of that stream is proportional to your staked position and its multiplier relative to the total staked pool. The protocol’s on-chain revenue-routing design (the RoyaltyRouter smart contract — Phase 2, activating at mainnet launch) also allocates a portion of agent activity to the staker pool. This is a protocol coordination mechanism encoded in smart contracts, not a payment, dividend, or profit share from the issuer — and it depends entirely on whether agents generate any activity at all.

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Key Risks to Understand Before You Participate

Beyond total loss of your $SPIRIT position, be aware of the following:

• Market volatility. $SPIRIT is subject to significant price fluctuations driven by supply and demand, market sentiment, and macroeconomic factors. No stabilization mechanism exists.
• Liquidity risk. Low trading volumes may result in high slippage or an inability to exit your position efficiently, particularly under market stress.
• Smart contract risk. Despite completed audits (no critical vulnerabilities found), unforeseen bugs or novel attack vectors could compromise staking, governance, or token security.
• Platform risk. Exchanges where $SPIRIT is listed may become insolvent or delist the token. The issuer is not a party to exchange transactions and assumes no responsibility for exchange operations.
• Key management risk. You are solely responsible for your private keys and wallet access. Loss of your private keys means permanent loss of your tokens — blockchain transactions cannot be reversed.
• Regulatory risk. Evolving regulations in your jurisdiction may restrict or prohibit acquisition, holding, or transfer of $SPIRIT. Check your local laws.

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