Whitepaper
  • Introducing RCO Finance
  • Market Challenges
    • I. Intermediary Involvement
    • II. Transaction Time
    • III. Complex Interface
    • IV. High Transaction Fees
    • V. Limited Liquidity
    • VI. Inaccessibility
    • VII. No Diverse Assets
    • VIII. Lack of Interoperability
  • Architecting the Solution
    • I. Decentralized Infra
    • II. Dividend Pools
    • III. Staking Pools
    • IV. DeFi Debit Card
    • V. Private ETF Funds
    • VI. Ergonomic Interface
    • VII. Wide Range of Assets
    • VIII. AMM
    • IX. Borrowing & Lending
    • X. AI-Based Copy Trading
  • AI-Powered Robo Advisor
    • Recommendations
    • Transaction Execution
    • Automated Liquidity
    • Machine Learning
    • Decision-Making Process
  • Security Integration with Fireblocks
  • Tokenomics
    • $RCOF Utilities
    • Token Allocation
    • Staking Model
    • Liquidity Providers
    • Vesting Schedule
  • Revenue Stream
  • Revenue Distribution
  • Roadmap
  • FAQs
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  1. Tokenomics

Staking Model

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Last updated 7 months ago

Network Staking

Network staking enables $RCOF token holders to lock their tokens in a smart contract for a defined period, contributing to network security and stability. In return for staking, participants are rewarded with additional $RCOF tokens, transaction fees, or other incentives based on their contribution.

Burning

Burning mechanisms are used to decrease the circulating supply of $RCOF tokens over time, which increases scarcity and may lead to value appreciation. RCO Finance may implement periodic token burns, where a portion of the tokens is permanently removed from circulation, ensuring long-term value retention.