The Staking Auction Model
The second part of the parallel staking system created by Trias, is the Staking Auction Model, which shares revenues generated from the Franchise-franchisee model operations to the individual token holders.
The purchases of tokens occur when: 1) there is a realized revenue; 2) there is a business partner/alliance/franchisor/franchisee joining Trias to stake to align interests. The token holders benefit from participating in periodical staking projects and gain staking rewards that are supported and generated from the business activities to ensure a very low-level inflation rate and a high-level token appreciation.
Meanwhile, to make sure the purchases are set at fair prices, the auction model is implemented to service the ‘value discovery’. If the staking only attracts a smaller number of ‘stake-holders’, meaning the confidence in the economy is low, then higher-yields are distributed to the ‘stake-holders’ and vice versa.
1. Revenue Sharing and Token Buyback
The revenue sharing and token buyback pool is designed to reward the Trias community. Unlike other staking mechanisms, which need to create inflationary rewards to attract stakers but without real value creation process in the economy to support the economic growth, Trias ties its staking programs to the circumstances, where there are generated revenues and increased demand for tokens from real business activities. As the activities are undergoing periodically, staking programs are open accordingly to ensure the health growth of the economy and the rewards to the community at the same time.
Assume a certain business cycle starts from to and one staking pool was created and has staking rewards corresponding to the number of accumulated revenue sharing tokens. The staking reward percentage π is calculated from the equation:
Where,
2. Trias Example in the Staking Auction Model
The following is an example of the staking auction model:
The value is set from the business activities, while the percentage is set to create extra bonus to attract more stakeholders. The staking reward could be as low as Zero, if the staking program is attractive. The staking pool follows the rule of “first come first serve”. For instance, if it is 100,000 from the period and a bonus of 50% is decided, the number of tokens that can be staked is 200,000 TRIAS. At the end of the staking period, holders of the 200,000 TRIAS will receive 200,000 TRIAS as principal plus 100,000 TRIAS as rewards.
Different staking rewards of a certain staking pools can be set based on the nature of the business activities corresponding to the staking. The auction model is implemented to service as the ‘value discovery’. If the staking only attracts a smaller number of ‘stake-holders’, meaning the confidence in the economy is low, then higher-yields are distributed to the ‘stake-holders’ and vice versa. Different mechanisms of auctions can be made, for example, a constant auction model pushes a higher downward to a lower as more participants joining the staking.
Staking pools with certain staking amounts and rewards are created corresponding to the nature and scale of the business activities of Trias and ecosystem participants. Therefore, individual token holders can share both the benefits directly from the staking auction model by joining the staking pools and indirectly from the growth of the ecosystem and token values.
3.The Burning Mechanism
To further incentivize token holders, a token burning mechanism has been designed with a staking auction model in accordance with the nature of the business activities. A post-staking burn occurs when there are revenues of Trias foundation generated from the sale of TriasForce and other products, and the rent from others using Trias infrastructures, including Leviatom, Prometh and MagCarta. The burning mechanism further contributes to the community and increases the token value.
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