Revenue Model
$PIN Token Staking and Revenue Distribution in the Pinbind Ecosystem
$PIN holders can stake their tokens to convert them into locked $sPIN tokens, granting access to real-yield revenues. These rewards are distributed in both $PIN and $ETH, directly linking staking participants to the platform’s financial performance.
Revenue Streams Powering the Pinbind Ecosystem
Pinbind generates revenues from multiple sources, ensuring a sustainable and diversified economic model:
Platform Fees
A 2% fee is charged on all rental transactions made by Service Users utilizing DePIN resources through the platform.
RWA Sales Fees
When RWA ERC-1155 tokens are traded, a 2% transaction fee is applied to each sale.
Yield Fees from Service User Rebate Fund
A 20% fee is taken on all yields generated by the Service User Rebate Fund, contributing to the protocol’s revenue base.
Buy/Sell Tax
A 5% tax, payable in $ETH, is applied to all $PIN token buy and sell transactions. This tax enhances rewards for $PIN stakers and supports operational expenses.
Revenue Distribution Model
• Staker Rewards (70%):
Seventy percent of non-tax revenues, including platform fees, RWA sales fees, and yield fees, are distributed to $PIN holders who have staked their tokens into $sPIN. This incentivizes staking and ensures long-term alignment with the platform’s success.
• Treasury Allocation (30%):
The remaining 30% of platform revenues, along with Buy/Sell Tax proceeds, are allocated to the protocol treasury. These funds are used to cover operational costs and fuel future growth initiatives.
• Protocol-Owned Asset Revenue:
All income generated by protocol-owned DePIN assets is retained to fund additional infrastructure acquisitions, expanding the platform’s capacity and service offerings.
By combining staking rewards, transparent revenue streams, and reinvestment strategies, Pinbind creates a robust and scalable ecosystem where participants benefit directly from the platform’s growth and success.
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