Deflationary Model

Burn Mechanism (Deflationary Model)

Subject to refinement as the platform evolves

The OASES token incorporates a deflationary burn mechanism designed to reduce total supply over time, reinforcing token value and aligning long-term incentives between investors, platform participants, and the broader ecosystem.

Purpose and Principles

  • Deflationary Utility: Burns are tied to actual economic activity, not speculation ensuring that supply contraction reflects genuine value creation.

  • Smart Contract Enforcement: All burns are automated via audited smart contracts and transparently recorded on-chain.

  • Investor Alignment: This model rewards long-term participants by reducing circulating supply as platform adoption scales.

Burn Trigger: Secondary Market Sales

  • Source of Burn: 5% of the seller’s premium on secondary market transactions is automatically burned.

  • Automation: Each time a token is sold on the OASES secondary marketplace, the smart contract deducts the seller’s premium (e.g. 2% of the transaction value), and 5% of that premium is permanently burned.

  • No Impact on Buyers: Buyers are unaffected by the burn mechanism; it applies solely to fees paid by sellers.

Example

  • Token's are sold for $1,000.

  • Seller’s premium = 2% → $20 fee

  • 5% of $20 = $1.00 burned

  • Remaining $29.00 is retained by OASES as platform revenue

On-Chain Auditability

  • All burn events are enforced and recorded via smart contracts on the Polygon network

  • Transparency is provided via a public burn log

  • A quarterly summary will be published as part of OASES tokenomics disclosures

Long-Term Impact

As platform volume grows, secondary sales will drive an ongoing reduction in token supply benefiting loyal investors and reinforcing the value of OASES token holdings. This creates a positive feedback loop: the more the ecosystem is used, the more scarce the token becomes.

Burn Source
Burn Rate (%)
Execution Type
Timing

Transaction Fees (Secondary Trades)

5%

Automatic

Instantly upon transaction

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