WECO PROTOCOL
  • Welcome to WECO PROTOCOL
  • Basics
    • Executive Summary
    • Market Overview & Opportunity
    • Project Vision
    • Competitive Analysis
    • AI-Driven RWA Ecosystem
    • Technical Architecture
    • Token Economy & Governance
    • NFT Marketplace & Derived Content Economy
    • DeFi Modules & Financial Services
    • Roadmap & Milestones
    • Go-to-Market Strategy
    • Ecosystem
    • Team
    • Risk Analysis & Mitigation
    • Conclusion
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  1. Basics

Token Economy & Governance

Token Types & Roles

  1. WECO Native/Utility Token

    • Fan Engagement/Interaction: Invest to your favorite digital human & related IP, content creation, and more

    • Platform Fees & Rewards: Used for gas offsets within the ecosystem and to earn yields from DeFi pools.

  2. RWA NFTs

    • Fractional Ownership: Large asset NFTs fractionalized into tradable tokens or sub-NFTs.

    • Royalty & Revenue Sharing: On-chain distribution of revenues to token holders for entertainment, property, or IP.

  3. Derivative Liquidity Tokens

    • Staking and LP Tokens: Represent user shares in liquidity pools, yielding transaction fee rewards.

    • Liquid Staking Derivatives (LSD): Allow stakers to utilize staked tokens as collateral in other DeFi protocols, compounding earning potential.

Distribution & Incentives

Allocation Breakdown:

Category

Allocation (%)

Tokens

Purpose & Details

Ecosystem & Community Incentives

30%

300,000,000

- User Rewards: Incentivize active community participation, content creation, and platform engagement. - Developer Grants: Fund innovative projects and applications built on the WECO Protocol.

Public Sale & Liquidity

30%

300,000,000

- Initial Listings: Fuel exchange listings (starting with Bitget in 2025) and subsequent multi-chain launches. - Market Liquidity: Provide liquidity on decentralized and centralized exchanges to support healthy trading volumes.

Team & Advisors

10%

100,000,000

- Incentivization: Reward the founding team and advisors for their expertise and long-term commitment. - Vesting: Implement a 4-year vesting schedule with a 12-month cliff to align interests with long-term ecosystem growth.

Strategic Partnerships & Ecosystem Growth

15%

150,000,000

- Collaborations: Incentivize partnerships with industry leaders in entertainment, sports, biomedical, and real estate. - Joint Ventures & Co-investments: Support initiatives that expand the ecosystem’s reach and drive innovative integrations.

Reserve & Treasury

5%

50,000,000

- Contingency Funds: Maintain a reserve to navigate market volatility, seize new opportunities, and support unforeseen strategic pivots. - Future Funding: Ensure funds are available for subsequent R&D and ecosystem expansion phases.

Staking & Reward Pools

10%

100,000,000

- Staking Rewards: Encourage long-term holding and network security with competitive staking yields. - Liquidity Mining: Attract early adopters and ensure a vibrant market by allocating rewards for liquidity providers and yield farming participants.

Total: 100% of 1,000,000,000 WECO Tokens

  • Initial Allocation:

    • Community & Ecosystem: 50% (airdrops, staking rewards, liquidity incentives)

    • Team & Advisors: 10% (vesting schedules over 24-36 months)

    • Treasury & Partnerships: 25% (fund strategic acquisitions, marketing, partnerships)

    • Seed/Private Sale: 5% (key institutional backers, subject to lock-up)

    • Public Sale: 10% (broader community access)

  • Staking and Yield Farming:

    • Staking: Lock WECO tokens for governance privileges, earn a portion of platform fees.

    • Farming: Users providing liquidity to AMM pools (WECO/USDC, WECO/RWA token pairs) receive additional token incentives.

Governance & DAO Framework

  1. Proposal Submission

    • Token holders can submit proposals (e.g., listing new assets, adjusting protocol fees, or integrating new AI features).

  2. Voting Mechanism

    • Weighted by tokens staked in governance contracts.

    • Options for quadratic voting or reputation-based weighting to prevent whale manipulation.

  3. Implementation

    • If a proposal passes, on-chain smart contracts automatically execute changes (where feasible) or instruct the core dev team to implement (e.g., for complex feature rollouts).

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