Fee distribution & buyback logic
The Flusor Network generates continuous on-chain activity — module publishing, flow executions, verifications, AI-assisted tasks. Each action creates fees which are collected, processed, and redistributed through the Value Layer, forming a self-sustaining economy around $FLUSOR.
1. Fee Sources
Flusor collects value from every active component of the ecosystem:
Module Publishing
Builders pay a small fee to publish verified modules into the Source.
Flat + staking requirement
Module Reuse
Each time a verified module is reused or integrated, a micro-fee is routed to the Value Layer.
Royalty fee
Flow Execution
Agents and runners pay network gas and automation fees for every active flow.
Runtime fee
Verification Actions
Auditors and agents earn a share for successful verification; failed audits are slashed.
Staked fee
Studio & AI Tools
Premium builders pay in ETH/USDC for AI-assisted simulations and verifications.
Service fee
Marketplace Trades
Users purchasing verified modules or logic templates pay small protocol-level fees.
Exchange fee
All collected fees flow into Protocol Vaults and are processed automatically.
2. Conversion Mechanism
All protocol fees are periodically converted into $FLUSOR through on-chain buybacks.
Conversions are executed as TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) swaps on Uniswap to prevent MEV and slippage.
Buyback operations are automated by verified agents with bonded $FLUSOR (ensuring honest execution).
Execution data — input amounts, swap routes, output totals — is published to an on-chain feed for full transparency.
This creates continuous buy pressure for $FLUSOR, proportional to network activity.
3. Distribution Model
After buyback, purchased $FLUSOR tokens are split according to a fixed protocol logic:
Burn Mechanism
40%
Permanently removed from circulation — ensuring deflationary pressure.
FLUSOR Staking Fee Share
30%
Distributed to FLUSOR stakers based on lock duration and weight.
Builder & Verifier Rewards
20%
Sent to the most active contributors, based on module usage and verification performance.
Treasury Reserve
10%
Used for security bounties, and protocol operations.
4. Sustainability and Anti-Gaming
Flusor’s fee and reward system is fully traceable and self-correcting:
Fees come only from verifiable on-chain actions — not volume spoofing or off-chain reporting.
Agent-based monitoring detects repeated self-triggered flows or fake module reuse.
Any discovered abuse triggers stake slashing and redirects funds to the network’s Safety Fund.
Because $FLUSOR’s demand is activity-based, the system cannot be farmed or inflated — it must be earned through genuine network motion.
5. The Value Feedback Loop
The design creates a continuous value cycle:
Every block of real activity strengthens the token. Every buyback compounds its scarcity. Every governance decision redistributes value to those who build and verify.
In Flusor, utility produces demand, and demand reinforces utility.
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