Glossary
Canonical definitions used across Token documentation. Short, strict, and forward-only.
Purpose
This glossary exists to reduce ambiguity across the Token documentation set. The goal is not long explanation. The goal is stable language that keeps policy pages aligned and prevents small wording differences from creating larger misunderstandings.
Each entry is intentionally compact and includes a “Not” clause, because many token terms are often misread through assumptions imported from other projects. This glossary makes those boundaries explicit.
How to Read Entries
Each entry follows the same structure so readers can move quickly and still avoid category mistakes.
- Definition: the canonical meaning in one or two sentences.
- Not: what the term does not imply.
- Where used: the pages where the term is operationally relevant.
- Related: nearby terms that help prevent misinterpretation.
Quick Index
Tip: use browser find (Ctrl/Cmd+F). Common search terms include PCR, liquidity, sell tax, vesting, and enableTrading.
- Core
- Markets
- Taxes
- Liquidity
- Treasury
- Supply & Vesting
- Economic Cycle
- Security
- Networks
- Governance Style
- Terms We Avoid
Core Token Terms
PVR (PVERSE Token)
Definition: The PVERSE token on BSC used for market, liquidity, treasury-connected, and protocol-level token operations.
Not: Not the in-game subscription currency (PCR).
Where used: Token Overview, Liquidity Policy, Taxes & Fees.
Related: PCR, Liquidity (LP), Trading.
PCR (Premium Currency)
Definition: In-game currency funded by separate crypto top-ups and used for subscriptions and in-game purchases inside the web game.
Not: Not purchased with PVR by default, and not the same as an on-chain PVR transfer.
Where used: Economic Cycle, Treasury & Reserves.
Related: Top-up, PCR Revenue → Liquidity.
Token vs In-Game Currency
Definition: A token is an on-chain asset such as PVR. An in-game currency is an off-chain, system-ledgered unit such as PCR.
Not: Not interchangeable by default.
Where used: Economic Cycle.
SSOT (Single Source of Truth)
Definition: The canonical configuration source for numeric parameters, distributions, and system-defined values.
Not: Not the execution layer for payouts, transfers, or settlement logic.
Where used: Game and protocol numeric definition surfaces.
Related: Forward-only.
Markets & Trading
Trading
Definition: The state where PVR trading via DEX markets is enabled under defined controls.
Not: Not always-on; it may be disabled before launch or during protective states.
Where used: Status Controls, Liquidity Policy.
Related: enableTrading, Transfer.
enableTrading (Market Activation)
Definition: An explicit operational action that switches trading from OFF to ON.
Not: Not a promise of price movement, liquidity depth, or market stability.
Where used: Status Controls.
Related: Trading, Liquidity Seeding.
Transfer
Definition: Wallet-to-wallet movement of PVR not classified as a buy or sell.
Not: Not a DEX trade.
Where used: Taxes & Fees.
Related: Transfer Fee, Gas Fee.
Buy / Sell (Tax Classification)
Definition: A directional classification determined by interaction with recognized liquidity pools or routers.
Not: Not based on user intent; it is classification logic.
Where used: Taxes & Fees.
Taxes & Fees
Buy Tax (0%)
Definition: No protocol tax is applied on qualifying buy transactions under the current PVR token policy.
Not: Not a gas exemption, and not a waiver of third-party platform or routing fees.
Where used: Taxes & Fees.
Related: Buy/Sell Classification, Gas Fee.
Sell Tax (0%)
Definition: No protocol tax is applied on qualifying sell transactions under the current PVR token policy.
Not: Not a gas exemption, and not a waiver of third-party platform or routing fees.
Where used: Taxes & Fees.
Related: Buy/Sell Classification, Gas Fee.
Transfer Fee (0%)
Definition: No protocol fee is applied to standard PVR wallet transfers.
Not: Not immunity from gas fees or third-party platform fees.
Where used: Taxes & Fees.
Tax Routing
Definition: The conceptual policy category that would define the internal destination of collected token taxes if such taxes existed.
Not: Not an active fee collection path under the current 0% buy, 0% sell, and 0% transfer policy.
Where used: Taxes & Fees, Treasury & Reserves.
Liquidity Policy
Liquidity (LP)
Definition: Pool reserves that enable PVR trading, typically via an AMM pair.
Not: Not the same as Treasury.
Where used: Liquidity Policy.
Related: LP Lock, Liquidity Seeding.
Liquidity Seeding
Definition: Initial provisioning of liquidity under policy, commonly around market activation.
Not: Not a guarantee of permanent liquidity depth.
Where used: Liquidity Policy, Status Controls.
Related: enableTrading, Liquidity.
LP Lock
Definition: A time or constraint mechanism intended to prevent withdrawal of specified LP for a defined scope.
Not: Not the same as “token cannot be sold.”
Where used: Liquidity Policy.
Related: Liquidity, Security Model.
Treasury & Reserves
Treasury
Definition: Operational wallet or wallet set used for protocol-level actions and policy execution.
Not: Not a user custody service.
Where used: Treasury & Reserves.
Related: Reserves, Custody Policy.
Reserves
Definition: Held assets designated for stability, operations, or emergency readiness under documented rules.
Not: Not a promise to defend any specific price level.
Where used: Treasury & Reserves.
Related: Tax Routing, PCR Revenue → Liquidity.
Custody Policy (Hot / Warm / Cold)
Definition: Key separation model that reduces operational risk by splitting funds across distinct custody tiers.
Not: Not disclosed at exploitable detail levels.
Where used: Security Model, Treasury & Reserves.
Related: Security Model.
Supply, Allocation & Vesting
Total Supply
Definition: The maximum minted PVR units defined by the token contract.
Not: Not circulating supply.
Where used: Supply.
Related: Circulating Supply.
Circulating Supply
Definition: PVR units considered available to the market under policy, excluding locked, vesting, unreleased, or otherwise restricted amounts.
Not: Not equal to total supply.
Where used: Supply, Vesting & Unlocks.
Allocation
Definition: Partition of supply into defined buckets such as Genesis, Founders, liquidity operations, reserves, or treasury.
Not: Not transferable entitlement until the applicable release and control conditions are satisfied.
Where used: Allocation.
Vesting
Definition: Time-based maturation of allocated amounts under a defined schedule.
Not: Not discretionary after publication; changes are forward-only.
Where used: Vesting & Unlocks.
Related: Unlock, Forward-only.
Unlock
Definition: The moment a vested amount becomes claimable or usable under the schedule and claim policy.
Not: Not necessarily an immediate transfer or market-tradable state.
Where used: Vesting & Unlocks.
Related: Vesting.
Economic Cycle
Top-up
Definition: Funding PCR using supported cryptocurrencies via the web game payment flow.
Not: Not buying PVR.
Where used: Economic Cycle.
Related: PCR, PCR Revenue → Liquidity.
Subscription (PCR-Based)
Definition: A game access or benefit purchased with PCR inside the web game.
Not: Not purchased with PVR by default.
Where used: Economic Cycle.
Related: PCR, Token vs In-Game Currency.
PCR Revenue → Liquidity
Definition: Policy stating that revenue generated from PCR top-ups may be routed into token liquidity operations under defined constraints.
Not: Not a fixed buyback promise; execution remains policy-driven and risk-aware.
Where used: Economic Cycle, Liquidity Policy.
Security Model & Status Controls
Security Model
Definition: The layered posture of contract behavior, operations, custody, monitoring, and authority boundaries used to reduce attack surface and operational risk.
Not: Not a guarantee against all attacks; it is a risk-reduction design.
Where used: Security Model.
Related: Status Controls, Custody Policy.
Status Controls
Definition: Operational switches and bounded constraints that manage launch, trading, or protective states under a defined control surface.
Not: Not arbitrary intervention; actions remain bounded by documented policy.
Where used: Status Controls.
Related: enableTrading, Emergency Mode.
Emergency Mode
Definition: Protective posture that restricts actions when anomalous risk or active incident conditions are detected.
Not: Not routine; intended for exceptional conditions.
Where used: Security Model, Status Controls.
Related: Pause / Restrict.
Pause / Restrict
Definition: Temporary limitation used to reduce attack surface or stabilize operations when such controls exist.
Not: Not a user support mechanism; it is a safety control.
Where used: Status Controls.
Related: Emergency Mode.
Networks & Bridges
BSC (BNB Smart Chain)
Definition: The primary network where PVR exists and operates.
Not: Not multi-chain by default.
Where used: Bridges & Networks.
Bridge
Definition: A third-party mechanism for moving value across networks, only where supported and explicitly stated.
Not: Not guaranteed safe; bridge risk is real.
Where used: Bridges & Networks, Security Model.
Related: BSC, Security Model.
Gas Fee
Definition: Network fee paid in the native asset, such as BNB on BSC, to execute transactions.
Not: Not a protocol tax.
Where used: Bridges & Networks.
Related: Transfer Fee, Transfer.
Documentation & Governance Style
Forward-only
Definition: Records and rules move forward; past entries are not silently rewritten. Fixes are appended with timestamps and traceable changes.
Not: Not “we never fix mistakes.” Mistakes are corrected through new entries and deprecation markers.
Where used: Changelog and all Token policy documentation.
Related: Deprecated.
Deprecated
Definition: A label indicating a term, phrasing, or definition is no longer the canonical one.
Not: Not deleted; it remains for historical traceability.
Where used: Changelog and revision-driven documentation updates.
Related: Forward-only.
Terms We Avoid
For clarity and safety, the following phrases are not used as official terminology in PVERSE Token documentation:
- “Guaranteed profit / guaranteed yield” — outcomes are not guaranteed.
- “Risk-free” — markets and systems carry risk.
- “Official price” — markets determine price.
- “Fixed APR” — no fixed-rate yield promise is expressed by token docs.
- “Buyback guarantee” — policy may route revenue to liquidity, but does not guarantee buybacks.