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  • Getting Started
    • Quickstart
    • Overview
    • Architecture
  • Basics
    • Features
    • How to Implement a Hook
    • Custom Hook Providers
    • Premium Services Powered by Metapool Mechanics
    • Flow Diagrams
    • Flow Details
    • Calculating Reputations with Brevis
    • PoC Tokenomics
    • Tech Stack
    • References
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  • Token Types
  • Minting and Burning Mechanics
  • Fee Distribution
  • Revenue Streams
  1. Basics

PoC Tokenomics

The Reputation Hook Tokenomics model centers around two primary tokens: pRO Tokens and RO Tokens. These tokens represent a user’s standing and influence within the ecosystem and are key to accessing premium services and participating in liquidity pools.

Token Types

  1. pRO Tokens (Proportional Reputation Tokens):

    • Non-transferable ERC-1155 tokens.

    • Directly linked to a user’s reputation within the system.

    • Reputation scores are dynamically updated based on user activity in the pool (e.g., liquidity provision, trading volume).

    • Higher pRO scores can unlock rewards, lower fees, and access to premium liquidity pools.

    • Decay Mechanism: Over time, pRO tokens decay if users remain inactive. This incentivizes continuous engagement in the system.

  2. RO Tokens (Reputation Operation Tokens):

    • Transferable ERC-1155 tokens.

    • Represent tangible rewards or assets users can spend to access premium features or services (e.g., discounted fees, enhanced trading options).

    • Minted based on users’ activity and reputation (pRO tokens).

    • Users can also stake RO tokens for long-term rewards, higher access tiers, or governance participation.

Minting and Burning Mechanics

  • Minting: RO tokens are minted based on users’ behavior in the pools, particularly when high-volume liquidity is provided or large trades are completed. pRO tokens can be converted into RO tokens in certain conditions.

  • Burning: RO tokens are burned when users consume premium services or lose reputation due to negative behavior (e.g., front-running, inactivity).

Fee Distribution

  • Dynamic Fees: Pool fees are dynamically adjusted based on user reputation, with higher-reputation users enjoying discounted fees.

  • Slashing Mechanism: If a pool remains inactive or engages in malicious behavior, a portion of the pool’s staked collateral is slashed, and fees are distributed back to active participants or to the ecosystem.

Revenue Streams

  • Premium Access Fees: Users with lower reputations can pay RO tokens to access premium liquidity pools or discounted trading fees.

  • Staking Mechanisms: Users can stake RO tokens to earn a portion of protocol fees or yield based on their participation.

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