I. Revenue Based Token Burn Mechanism

I. Revenue Based Token Burn Mechanism

1. Fee Allocation

  • Fee’s generated from customer card loads: 2% of loaded amount

  • Buy & Burn Allocation: 1% (50% of loading fees)

  • Collection: Real-time fee accumulation

  • Execution: Monthly buy & burn events

Monthly Burn Calculation:
Monthly Buy & Burn Pool = Σ (Daily Load Amount × 0.01) 
Example: If monthly load volume = $1,000,000 
Buy & Burn Pool = $1,000,000 × 0.01 = $10,000 monthly for token purchases

2. Revenue-Based Burn Calculations

2.1 Buy and Burn pool Accumulation:

  • Monthly market purchases of 41,500 tokens

  • Purchases spread across the month to minimize price impact

  • Tokens sent to designated burn address

2.2 Token Burn Estimation:

Monthly Tokens Burned = Buy & Burn Pool ÷ Token Price
Example at $0.004 per token:
$10,000 ÷ $0.004 = 2,500,000 tokens

3. Implementation Strategy

3.1 Buy & Burn Execution:

  • Accumulation Period: 30 days

  • Execution Window: First 5 days of each month

  • Method: Market buys followed by immediate burns

3.2 Market Impact Management:

Daily Buy Limit = Monthly Buy Amount ÷ 5
Maximum Single Transaction = Daily Buy Limit ÷ 4

3.3 Price Protection Mechanics

  • Maximum Buy Price: 5% above 24h VWAP

  • Minimum Buy Window: 6 hours between large purchases

  • Circuit Breaker: Pause if price increases >10% in 24h

4. Project Impact Scenarios

4.1 Conservative ratios:

Monthly Load Volume: $50,000
Buy & Burn Pool (1% of load): $500
Tokens Purchased at $0.004: 125,000 tokens
Annual Projection: 1,500,000 tokens (~3% of circulating supply)

Monthly Load Distribution:
- Average Daily Load: $1,666.67
- Average Transaction Size: ~$100
- Estimated Users: 500 monthly loads

4.2 Target ratio:

Monthly Load Volume: $250,000
Buy & Burn Pool (1% of load): $2,500
Tokens Purchased at $0.004: 625,000 tokens
Annual Projection: 7,500,000 tokens (~15% of circulating supply)

Monthly Load Distribution:
- Average Daily Load: $8,333.33
- Average Transaction Size: ~$100
- Estimated Users: 2,500 monthly loads

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