4. Tokenomic Model Design

a) Token categories

Token Name

Description

Functions

AIX

Platform's main token

Governance, gas payments, staking, cross-token pool price anchoring

DataToken

Proof of corpus ownership

Tags original text data, enables revenue sharing, ownership verification

AIxToken (SubToken)

User/community-issued personalized AI Token

Used for AI service access, data contribution rewards, training payments, community governance

b) AIX distribution mechanism (total amount fixed at 1 billion pieces)

Allocation

Proportion

Description

Community Incentive Pool

40%

Rewards for corpus contribution, training participation, AI development, etc.

Core Development Team

20%

Subject to a 4-year linear vesting schedule

Strategic Investors

15%

12-month lock-up, released in linearly

Partner Ecosystem Fund

10%

For strategic partnerships and data alliance expansion

Reserve Fund

10%

For liquidity management and risk buffering

Public Governance Fund

5%

DAO governance and support for open-source technical tools

c) Token usage scenarios

  • Use AIX to pay for platform services (calling APIs, deploying AI, training services).

  • DataToken to get the corresponding AIX revenue share according to the dimensions of access frequency and semantic depth.

  • Use AIxToken to invoke specified AI intelligences, participate in their training collaboration, and participate in DAO governance and content curation.

  • Stake AIX to receive protocol revenue share, participate in proposal voting, and authorize budget pool allocation.

d) Deflationary Mechanisms and Incentive Models

  • 20% of platform service revenue will be used for AIX buyback and destruction, forming a deflationary closed loop.

  • Adopt multi-factor quality scoring model to provide graded incentives to corpus contributors (including content originality, training effect, and market call frequency).

  • Setting up an “Early Participation Reward” mechanism to reward the first round of contributors and early training nodes to ensure the prosperity of the initial ecosystem.

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