Letronna®

LETRO // The Letronna token

Stake it.
Spend it.
Burn it.

LETRO turns into the thing you actually use: AI credit, every day, for the agent and Letronna Cloud.

What it gets you

Five perks.
No fine print.

  1. [ 01 ] Stake

    Stake for AI credit

    Lock LETRO and it earns 20% a year of its dollar value, paid as Letronna credit: models, Cloud, everything credit buys.

  2. [ 02 ] Daily

    A fresh allowance, every sunrise

    The credit lands as a daily allowance that resets at 00:00 UTC, and it is spent before any credit you bought.

  3. [ 03 ] Lock

    90 days, rolling

    A stake locks for 90 days and renews itself. Turn renewal off and your LETRO comes back when the lock ends.

  4. [ 04 ] Spend

    Pay with LETRO, full value

    Buy credit with LETRO from your account wallet. You get the whole value as credit, once the chain confirms the transfer.

  5. [ 05 ] Burn

    Every week, a public burn

    10% of the LETRO spent on credit, and 10% of any stake left early, goes to the dead address in one transaction a week.

How it works

Three moves.

  1. 01Hold

    LETRO in your Letronna account wallet: Settings › Wallet, or letronna wallet.

  2. 02Stake

    From the dashboard. A 90-day lock that renews itself.

  3. 03Spend

    Every day the allowance pays for the agent and Cloud first.

Where to get it

Trade LETRO.

NetworkRobinhood ChainChain ID 4663
Contract0xa275…85f1Only trust the address shown here.
Burns0x0000…dEaDThe dead address, in public

Markets open soon. They will be listed here; nowhere else is official.

Good to know

  • Staking rewards are Letronna credit, not tokens or cash. Credit can't be withdrawn.
  • Rewards are capped per account and in total each day. Leaving a stake early burns 10% of it.
  • LETRO's price can go down as well as up. Nothing here is investment advice, and it may not be available where you live.
  • Tokenomics: the buyback, the burns and the public record.
  • Art: public-domain works from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art and Wikimedia Commons, dithered by Letronna.