Three assets. One PCS-regulated economy.

Faith Monetary Protocol separates growth, credit, and treasury capital into a clear economic engine. FXMP drives public growth and coordination, FUSD powers internal credit activity, and FXTC strengthens long-term treasury resilience.

FXMP — Growth Token

FXMP is the public growth and coordination token of Faith Monetary Protocol. It is designed for ecosystem exposure, governance direction, access, protocol participation, and long-term network expansion.

FUSD — Credit Asset

FUSD is the internal credit asset minted by protocol vaults. It powers borrowing, repayments, liquidations, liquidity movement, and productive on-chain economic activity.

FXTC — Treasury Capital Token

FXTC is the treasury-aligned capital layer for long-term participants. It supports reserve strength, treasury growth, capital discipline, and more stable exposure to the development of the protocol.

Economic Flow

Productive activity creates demand for credit. Vaults mint FUSD. FUSD circulates through the economy. Treasury protection grows with disciplined activity. PCS monitors risk and helps regulate the expansion.

PCS Regulation

PCS monitors treasury coverage, collateral stress, liquidation pressure, credit utilization, and systemic risk. The goal is not uncontrolled growth, but growth that remains protected by treasury strength and risk control.

Treasury Resilience

The treasury is designed to protect the economy during stress, support long-term solvency, and give the protocol a stronger foundation than emission-driven systems.

Economic Thesis

FXMP captures growth. FUSD moves credit. FXTC strengthens treasury capital. PCS regulates the system. MegaETH executes the economy in real time.