Native token

$SFT

The native token of Safeton. Every fee collected by the aggregator and the locker funnels back into buying back $SFT on the market — turning real product usage into permanent token pressure.

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Buy $SFT

Price: $0.000015

24h: +3527.00%

Liq: $1.6k

24h Vol: $1.8k

Live chart · DEDUST

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Buyback engine

Real usage. Real demand.

Every aggregator swap and every LP lock collects a small protocol fee. That fee is routed straight into market buys of $SFT — no treasury committee, no schedule games.

Users transact

Aggregator swaps and LP locks generate protocol fees in TON.

Fees pool

Fees accumulate in the buyback wallet. Tracked publicly on TonViewer.

$SFT bought back

Pool triggers market buys of $SFT through Safeton's own aggregator. Buys are public.

Token info

Ticker

$SFT

Chain

TON

Standard

Jetton (TEP-74)

Total Supply

1.00B SFT

Holders

Status

Live

Why buyback

Most token-utility designs are vague. Safeton is direct: the product makes money, the money buys back the token. The more people use the aggregator and locker, the more $SFT comes off the market.

Fully transparent

The buyback wallet is a public TON address. Every fee in and every $SFT bought is visible on-chain. No mystery treasury, no quiet emissions.

Frequently asked

When does $SFT launch?

$SFT is live on TON. Find the contract at the top of this page. Trading starts once liquidity is seeded on DeDust or STON.fi.

Will fees ever stop going to buyback?

No. Buyback is the fee allocation, full stop. Any future revenue splits would require a public, on-chain proposal — not a quiet switch.

Is the token required to use Safeton?

No. The aggregator and locker work with any wallet, no $SFT required. The token captures value from product usage — it doesn't gate it.

What happens to bought-back $SFT?

Held in the buyback wallet under a public policy. Details on burn vs. permanent hold drop together with the contract.