Revenue Share

Stomp.Network is built with a community-first approach, ensuring that the success of the platform is shared among its users, particularly $STOMP token holders. Whenever a server is rented using Ethereum, a portion of the revenue generated is distributed back to $STOMP holders. This revenue-sharing model not only provides a steady stream of passive income but also aligns the interests of the platform with its community. By holding $STOMP, users are directly incentivized to support and promote the platform, as their earnings increase with the platform's growth.

In addition to revenue sharing, Stomp.Network has implemented a deflationary mechanism for payments made with $STOMP tokens. Instead of being distributed, these tokens are burned, permanently reducing the total supply of $STOMP in circulation. This burning process creates a supply shock, increasing the scarcity and, potentially, the value of the remaining tokens. Over time, as more users opt to pay with $STOMP, this mechanism is expected to drive significant demand, further enhancing the token’s value and creating a self-sustaining economic model within the platform.

The combination of revenue sharing and token burning positions $STOMP as a highly attractive asset for both short-term profits and long-term investment. Users benefit from the dual advantage of receiving Ethereum distributions while also enjoying potential price appreciation of their tokens. This approach not only rewards participation but also encourages users to hold onto their $STOMP tokens, knowing that their value is likely to increase as the platform expands and more tokens are burned.

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