Detailed Tokenomics

The tokenomics of the DONR token, which is the native cryptocurrency of the Donor platform, involves various aspects related to its supply, distribution, utility, and economic incentives.

Supply and Distribution: DONR has a capped supply of 100 million tokens. This fixed supply helps to create scarcity and can potentially enhance the token’s value over time. At the time of the launch, the entire supply of tokens are allocated as follows:

60% (60 million DONR): Allocated to the distribution of staking rewards over time. Will remain locked until staking is open.

10% (10 million DONR): Allocated to the team members with a 12-month cliff and a 730-day vesting.

8% (8 million DONR): Allocated to Treasury with a 12-month cliff and a 365-day vesting.

6% (6 million DONR): Allocated to Marketing with a 3-month cliff and a 365-day vesting.

6% (6 million DONR): Allocated to Development with a 12-month cliff and a 365-day vesting.

4% (4 million DONR): Allocated to Liquidity and locked forever.

1% (1 million DONR): Allocated to the Advisors with a 6-month cliff and a 365-day vesting.

3% (3 million DONR): Allocated to Whitelisting events in 3 equal tranches, each time 10% of them released to the supply.

2% (2 million DONR): Allocated to Public Sale event.

Staking and Rewards: DONR is used for staking to participate in the network’s operations, earn rewards, or support the platform’s functionality. The staking rewards are determined by factors such as the staking duration, the number of DONR tokens staked, and the network's total staking percentage.

Utility: DONR is used to pay for all fundraising campaigns and every such payment will have transaction fees as flowbacks to the platform. A portion of the transaction fees paid in DONR is burned (permanently removed from circulation), which reduces the total supply over time. This deflationary mechanism is designed to increase scarcity and potentially increase the value of DONR token as the network grows. DONR token holders have voting rights on platform policy decisions and changes. Although the Donor platform will not immediately be fully decentralized in governance, the DONR token will play a role in decision-making processes after a gestation period.

Profits to Token Holders: By staking DONR and participating in the governance process, token owners contribute to the operations and decentralization of the platform. The burning mechanism of DONR tokens helps create a deflationary pressure on the token supply, which could lead to an increase in token value if demand remains consistent or grows.

Emission Schedule: The rate of DONR issued as staking rewards will gradually decrease over time. Initially, the rewards rate will be higher to incentivize early participation but will reduce to align with the platform’s long-term sustainability. Certain portions of the DONR supply, such as those allocated to the team, advisors, and others, have cliff periods and vesting schedules to ensure long-term commitment and reduce the risk of market dumping.

Use Cases: a) DONR is used in various DeFi applications including lending, borrowing, and yield farming, b) DONR will be utilized in NFT marketplaces and blockchain-based games, facilitating transactions, purchases, and participation, and c) Donor platform is built to support both fiat and cryptocurrency donations, enhancing the use of DONR tokens across all transaction types.

The DONR token plays a critical role in the DONOR ecosystem by serving as a medium of exchange, a staking asset to secure the platform, and a governance token for future growth. Its tokenomics, with a fixed supply, staking rewards, and fee-burning mechanism, aim to balance security, decentralization, and economic incentives, driving adoption and value creation.