
Taha Abbasi, CTO of Ferrum Network, authored this technical specification for the Fee Token Architecture—a novel approach to transaction fee collection that addresses fundamental tokenomics challenges in DeFi.
Original documentation: Fee Token Architecture by Taha Abbasi on Notion
Traditional token tax mechanisms collect fees in the native token, creating constant sell pressure as project teams liquidate holdings for operational costs. This distorts price discovery and undermines holder confidence. Taha Abbasi’s Fee Token Architecture solves this by collecting taxes in the destination token during swaps—generating protocol revenue without native token selling pressure.
Taha Abbasi designed a token with an integrated tax feature. This feature collects tax in the destination-swapped token instead of the native token. This strategy is intended to mitigate distortion and selling pressure on the token while generating revenue.
Taha Abbasi and the Ferrum team previously developed a Crucible Contract that handles the token router functionality and custom fee logic; they also developed the Fiber Router that handles the DEX router logic. A combination of these two results in the Iron Tax contract detailed below.
Taha Abbasi designed this to incorporate with the Multichain Token Standard:
dexPool addresses are configurableTaha Abbasi’s Fee Token Architecture represents a significant advancement in DeFi tokenomics:
By building on proven infrastructure (Crucible Contract, Fiber Router), Taha Abbasi created a production-ready solution rather than a theoretical framework.
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This architecture was authored by Taha Abbasi, CTO at Ferrum Network. View original on Notion | Taha Abbasi YouTube