Fee Model & Value Accrual
Transaction Fees on Marketplace:
A small fee (e.g., 2-5%) in tokens applied to every asset sale.
Portion of this fee goes to the DAO treasury; another portion funds the Creator Incentive Pool.
Compute Service Fees:
AI inference jobs priced in tokens, with a small protocol fee (1-3%) going to the DAO treasury.
The remainder goes to node operators, scaled by their staked amount and performance rating.
SDK Integration Fees:
Monthly or annual subscription denominated in tokens.
Premium features cost additional tokens, with part of these tokens burned or reallocated to Node Operator Rewards and Ecosystem Fund to ensure constant innovation.
Burn Mechanisms:
Periodic token burns from protocol fees to create deflationary pressure and increase token value over time.
Burn events triggered when the treasury is oversupplied or after milestone achievements (e.g., major version releases).
Game developers pay to access SynchroVerse’s suite of products, either on a per-use basis, as a subscription, or on a limited one-time licensing fee. SynchroVerse accepts payments in fiat currency or its native crypto token, $SYNCAI. Game devs and companies who pay in $SYNCAI receive a special discount on fees based on the following schedule:
Year 1
50%
Year 2
25%
Year 3
15%
Year 4
10%
Long-Term Sustainability
Organic Demand Drivers:
As more studios integrate the SDK and rely on AI GPU nodes, demand for tokens increases.
The asset marketplace’s continuous expansion ensures that game developers and asset providers constantly transact in tokens.
Ecosystem Growth Loops:
More developers lead to more assets and a richer marketplace, which attracts more token usage.
Better AI inference performance and lower fees (achieved through governance decisions) encourage more studios, increasing token utility.
Continuous Token Buy-Pressure:
SDK integration fees and marketplace transactions require tokens, creating a steady and growing buy pressure over time.
Partnerships with decentralized AI providers bring external communities and demand for tokens as a medium of exchange.
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