Tokenomics
Our token distribution model and economic structure designed for sustainable growth
Overview
The Consolidated Protocol Token (CONP) serves as the primary utility and governance token within the Consolidated Protocol ecosystem. It promotes community participation, incentivizes active engagement, and supports decentralized decision-making.
Token Allocation
The total CONP supply is allocated as follows:
40% – Mining & Affiliate Rewards
Incentives for influence mining, affiliate activities, and product sales.
20% – Founding Team
Subject to vesting, aligning team interests with long-term ecosystem success.
15% – Development
Funding ongoing technical developments and infrastructure upgrades.
10% – Strategic Partnerships
Allocated for establishing and maintaining key ecosystem partnerships.
5% – Community Rewards
Incentivizing governance participation and community-driven promotional efforts.
5% – Liquidity Pool
Ensuring market liquidity and token trading stability.
5% – Reserve Fund
Providing operational flexibility and covering unforeseen contingencies.
Token Utility
Governance
CONP holders have direct influence over:
- Strategic decision-making
- Approval of funding proposals
- Protocol upgrades
Staking
Staking CONP provides holders:
- Profit-sharing from sub-DAO revenue
- Enhanced affiliate and mining reward rates
- Access to exclusive airdrops during the launch of new sub-DAOs
Token Buybacks
Periodic buybacks help manage token supply, aiming to stabilize or increase token value through controlled scarcity.
Liquidity Provision
Dedicated liquidity pools facilitate smooth trading operations and maintain market stability.
CONP Mining
CONP tokens can be earned through two primary mechanisms:
Influence Mining
Rewards for significant contributions to the ecosystem growth, promotional activities, and content creation.
Affiliate Marketing
Incentives for effective promotion, customer referrals, and direct contribution to sales growth.
Sub-DAO Structure and Governance
Sub-DAOs operate as independent brand entities within the Consolidated Protocol. Each sub-DAO:
Issues its own governance tokens, mined via consumer activity and affiliate marketing
Enables token holders to participate in governance decisions regarding brand management
Distributes revenue among token holders, with Consolidated Protocol retaining majority governance control
Economic Sustainability
The economic model is designed to balance reward distribution with continuous demand driven by ecosystem engagement, strategic alliances, and ongoing enhancements in token utility. This structure aims to sustain token value and ensure long-term ecosystem vitality.
Conclusion
The Consolidated Protocol Tokenomics framework prioritizes sustainable growth, active community governance, and incentivized stakeholder participation, creating a resilient and flourishing blockchain ecosystem.