HedgeDollar (HDOL):

Built on rigorous monetary mathematics, HedgeDollar’s emissions and available supply contract whenever the dollar supply grows, embedding a structural counterweight to inflation directly into the currency itself. As commerce continues to migrate on-chain and “cash” becomes a digital abstraction, HedgeDollar is designed to be accepted virtually anywhere money moves—combining high unit count and low transaction costs with a long-run scarcity profile that preserves purchasing power in a world where fiat does the opposite.

Runs on Base for ultra-low fees and instant settlement.
Spend it like cash. Hold it like an asset.

HedgeDollar: A Monetary Instrument Engineered for the Digital Era

 

Closing the Structural Gap in Digital Money

Dollars in circulation continue to expand rapidly, and existing cryptocurrencies—despite their innovation—are generally too scarce, too volatile, or too expensive to serve as dependable transaction bases. HedgeDollar is designed specifically to fill this gap: it is scaled for everyday use yet structurally deflationary, with supply that adjusts in response to empirical U.S. monetary conditions and becomes scarce at a faster rate than dollars in circulation multiply.

 

A Rule-Based Counterweight to Dollar Expansion
HedgeDollar is the first digital currency whose monetary tightening is mechanically linked to U.S. money-supply growth. Each 5 percent increase in U.S. circulating money (CURCIRR) triggers proportional contractions in both reward emissions and treasury reserves, via fixed multiplicative reductions of 0.8545 and 0.9127. This creates an explicit inverse relationship between dollar expansion and digital scarcity, embedding an inflation-aware monetary response directly into the protocol.

 

Digital Cash System on Base Layer-2
To operate as a true medium of exchange, HedgeDollar runs on the Base L2 network, where transactions finalize within seconds and fees remain at fractions of a cent. The system is built for high-frequency payment flows, merchant pricing, and digital commerce with negligible friction—making it practical as day-to-day digital cash, not merely a speculative asset.

 

A Long-Horizon Scarcity Curve by Design
While early emissions approach one trillion units to ensure liquidity and usability, the reduction rule continually tightens the supply path. Reward decay and repeated treasury compression progressively shrink the monetary base, driving a long-term transition from high-liquidity transactional currency to deflationary store of value. This embedded scarcity curve positions HedgeDollar as a modern analog to historical scarcity assets—engineered to preserve real-life purchasing power across successive phases of fiat expansion.