🧷 9.3 Stability Mechanisms
To create demand for EOSIF, maintain price stability and align token supply with platform growth without promising price appreciation, EOSI Finance implements several mechanisms:
Circular Demand Model: all transactions—funded accounts, copy trades, StandR Bot subscriptions, agent marketplace fees, lending interest—must involve EOSIF. Even if users pay in stablecoins, the underlying smart contracts convert payments to EOSIF (e.g., USDT→EOSIF→USDT), generating consistent buying pressure.
Burn Mechanism: a portion of evaluation fees and profits from trading activities are used to purchase and burn EOSIF from the market, subject to governance approval. This deflationary mechanism reduces supply, increasing scarcity.
Treasury Reserves: a treasury funded by a fraction of platform revenues supports liquidity, buybacks and strategic acquisitions. The treasury may use algorithms to buy EOSIF when prices fall below certain thresholds.
Dynamic Staking Rewards: staking rewards adjust based on circulating supply and platform revenue. Higher yields during early growth phases attract stakers; as supply stabilises, rewards decrease, preventing inflation.
Lock‑Ups and Vesting: team, partner and community allocations are subject to cliffs and linear vesting. This prevents sudden sell‑offs and aligns stakeholders’ incentives.
Stablecoin Reserves: the treasury holds stablecoins to buffer market downturns and fund operations. This reduces the need to sell EOSIF for expenses during bear markets.
These measures aim to align token utility with platform growth rather than speculative expectations.
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