Tokenomics

Overview

The native token powers the Fortuna ecosystem and aligns users, builders, and traders. It incentivizes platform growth, enables revenue sharing, unlocks advanced features for power users, and reinforces long-term alignment between product activity and token value.

It operates as a hybrid utility and revenue-sharing asset directly linked to terminal usage.

Core Utilities

Token holders gain increasing utility as their engagement with the platform grows. Benefits include participation in revenue distributions, reduced trading fees, access to premium AI tools and advanced analytics, enhanced referral rewards for stakers, and a role in governance decisions.

Future utilities may extend to vault products, liquidity incentives, and token-gated strategy bundles.

Platform Value Model

The Fortuna Framework generates fees directly from permissionless market creation and on-chain trading activity across its prediction markets.

Fees are collected at the protocol level through:

  • Market creation fees paid when new markets are deployed

  • Trading fees generated from user activity within active markets

All collected fees are managed through a structured framework built on two core pillars:

  • Buyback & Supply Management A portion of protocol fees is used to support long-term token sustainability and supply efficiency.

  • Ecosystem Fund Fees allocated to development, liquidity support, incentives, partnerships, and ongoing framework operations.

This structure ensures the Fortuna Framework scales with real market demand—where increased market creation and trading activity directly reinforce the protocol’s long-term value, resilience, and sustainability.

Fee Tier System (Token-Gated)

Users unlock higher access levels within the terminal by holding or staking tokens. Each tier delivers enhanced benefits such as reduced trading costs, priority execution, advanced analytics, early access to new AI features, and improved limits for high-volume activity.

Tier names can remain descriptive (e.g., Entry, Growth, Pro, Institutional) and are designed to reflect qualitative advantages rather than strict numerical thresholds.

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