Economic Model

Soleer Revenue Generation Model

Transaction Fee Structure

Platform fees are calculated as:

f(v) = max(fmin, min(fmax, v × r))

  • fmin: 0.1 SOL (minimum fee)

  • fmax: 10 SOL (maximum fee)

  • r: 0.02 (base fee rate)

Incentive Distribution

For each transaction value v:

δ(v) = (δs, δp, δa)

  • δs: Service provider share = v - f(v)

  • δp: Platform share = f(v) × 0.7

  • δa: Arbitrator pool share = f(v) × 0.3

$SLR Token and Long-Term Value Sustainability

The $SLR token is the utility backbone of Soleer, designed to maintain value:

  • Utility-Driven Demand:

    • Payments: Discounts on fees and prioritized listings.

    • Staking: Access to premium features, governance, and yield.

    • Reputation: Staking $SLR enhances visibility and trust.

  • Deflationary Mechanisms:

    • Buyback: Platform revenue used to buy back $SLR.

    • Fee Recycling: Partial removal of $SLR fees from circulation.

  • Cross-Chain Expansion:

    • Deployment on Solana, Ethereum, and Mango Network.

    • Interoperable rewards and identity via Soleer Passport and Proof-of-Build NFTs.

  • Vesting and Governance:

    • Time-locked team/advisor reserves.

    • Community voting on emissions, fees, and incentives.

  • Staking Pools:

    • Multi-tiered pools (3–12 months) with dynamic APRs.

    • Access to beta features, airdrops, and priority gigs.

  • Soleer Passport and Proof-of-Build:

    • $SLR staking for premium reputation and platform access.

    • Tiered rewards for verifiable contributions.

These mechanisms ensure organic demand, reduced token velocity, and deflationary pressure, fostering long-term $SLR value.

Multi-Token Volatility Management

Soleer supports multiple tokens (SOL, ETH, $SLR, USDC) while mitigating volatility risks:

  • USD-Based Quoting:

    • Jobs quoted in USD-equivalent, settled in tokens using real-time oracles (Pyth, Chainlink).

  • Instant Swaps:

    • Auto-swaps to $SLR or USDC at escrow or payout via Jupiter Aggregator or Raydium.

  • Volatility Buffers:

    • Escrow contracts include 2–5% buffers, refunded or redistributed based on price changes.

    if (TokenValue drops > 2%) { use buffer to top-up freelancer payout } else { refund unused buffer to client }

  • Multi-Token Staking Pools:

    • Rebalance exposure across assets, leveraging mSOL, Lido, or Jito.

  • Freelancer Preferences:

    • Set preferred payout tokens or auto-convert settings, stored in Soleer Passport.

  • $SLR as Anchor:

    • Dynamic fee adjustments nudge usage toward stable tokens.

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