LEO Token
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What is LEO Token?
2019 issuance
Unus Sed Leo Limited issued LEO in May 2019 for the iFinex ecosystem. The original sale offered up to one billion tokens in exchange for USDt. Its purpose included financing the business while providing benefits to token holders. LEO has operated on Ethereum and on the network now called Vaulta, formerly EOS. Bitfinex supports conversion between these network versions.
Account utility
Eligible Bitfinex customers can receive trading-fee reductions according to their LEO balance. Benefits also extend to selected funding fees. Higher holding tiers can provide advantages for fiat and cryptocurrency deposits or withdrawals. The precise entitlement depends on the exchange's published account conditions. LEO operates as a token on its host networks rather than supplying a standalone consensus mechanism.
Buybacks and burns
The 2019 whitepaper committed iFinex to repurchases using at least 27% of monthly gross revenue. Repurchased tokens were designated for destruction, progressively reducing supply. The design also assigned portions of specified recovered funds to additional buybacks. These commitments belong to the issuer's economic model, rather than automatic block rewards. LEO therefore has a supply-reduction mechanism tied to iFinex operations.
Where to trade LEO
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Live spot quotes from connected exchanges
LEO funding rates
Live perpetual funding on every connected exchange. Positive = longs pay shorts.
Contracts & chains
Exact contract or mint per network — the identity layer used for DEX routing.
On-chain routes
Networks with a connected DEX routing adapter.