# Hashflow (HFT) — machine-readable summary

> FORTUNA SIGNAL · FORA-01 evidence dossier · Researched 2026-09-15 · https://ron-delhaye-studios.github.io/fortuna-signal-live/tokens/hft.html

## Definition
Hashflow is a decentralized exchange using a request-for-quote model with professional market makers to deliver zero-slippage, MEV-protected trades across chains.

## What the holder owns (FORA-01 Q1)
HFT is the ERC-20 governance token of Hashflow, a zero-slippage decentralized trading protocol, and of its Hashverse DAO. Holders stake and lock HFT to receive veHFT (voting-escrow tokens), with voting power weighted by the amount staked and the lock duration; veHFT holders vote on protocol fees, community treasury deployment, development roadmap, and new asset or market-maker integrations. Total supply is 1 billion HFT. The token carries no fee-switch, revenue-share, or buyback mechanism: it confers governance rights, not a claim on protocol revenue.

## Verification verdict
Class A (Class A) — FORA-01 scale: verification, not a quality ranking.
q1 VERIFIED · q2 VERIFIED · q3 VERIFIED · q4 VERIFIED · q5 VERIFIED

## Plain-language utility
Governance and rewards token for the Hashflow protocol.

## Key risks & notes
Hashflow publishes its canonical documentation (treated as its whitepaper by third parties) rather than a standalone formal whitepaper; noted here in place of one. The RFQ model depends on professional market makers quoting honestly and competitively, introducing counterparty and centralization risk versus pure AMMs. HFT has faced heavy vesting/unlock-driven sell pressure historically.

## Primary source
- https://docs.hashflow.com/hashflow/

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