💸 6.2 Profit‑Sharing Models

EOSI Finance introduces a sophisticated profit‑sharing model to align incentives among all stakeholders. Profit sharing in EOSI Finance is designed to align incentives without promising specific returns. When a trader generates profits above a minimum threshold set in the smart contract, the distribution is typically

• Standard Copy Trading: when a pro trader exceeds their monthly profit target (e.g., 10%), profits above this threshold are split 70% to the pro trader, 20% to the funding pool and 10% to EOSI Finance treasury/Reserve Fund. If profits are below the threshold, traders keep 100 % of the returns, and no commission is charged. This structure mirrors real prop firm examples where splits range from 80% to 95% but adds a layer for all traders.

• Trader Milestones: after four consecutive months of exceeding the target, traders keep 100% of profits up to a cap (e.g., US$20 000). Beyond the cap or after the milestone, the split reverts to 90% for traders and 10% for EOSI Finance funding pool (rewarding contributors indirectly). This reward system incentivises consistency and loyalty.

• Staking Rewards: stakers of EOSIF earn a share of platform fees (e.g., 5% of evaluation fees and 5% of profit commissions). This encourages long‑term holding and aligns stakers with platform success.

• AI‑Agent Marketplace Revenues: developers who create AI agents receive fees when users deploy their bots; a percentage flows to the platform treasury and which will be determined by the community via voting.

• Affiliate Rewards: affiliates earn commissions when referrals purchase evaluation packages, subscribe to StandR Bot or buy tokens in the presale. More details are in Section 11.

These splits are adjustable via governance. There are no guaranteed profit percentages; payouts occur only when profits are realised and verified by the smart contract. Contributors should be prepared for the possibility of zero or negative returns.