Token Flow & Sustainability
The $GEAR economy operates on a closed-loop design — every token earned by players is eventually spent back into the ecosystem through mandatory sinks.
Flow Narrative
1. Mint & Earn
Players earn $GEAR through verified physical activity (walking, running, cycling).
Rewards scale with Energy consumption, Gear quality, and consistency.
GPS tracking ensures genuine movement and anti-cheat validation.
2. Spend & Upgrade
Earned tokens are reinvested via:
Gear Upgrades – Increasing stats, rarity, and efficiency.
Repairs – Maintaining durability for consistent earning.
Box Purchases – Random or discount boxes providing new gear or fragments.
Tech Fragments complement the token economy — enabling crafting and upgrades while reducing direct token dependency.
3. Burn & Reduce Supply
A fixed percentage of $GEAR used in:
Box openings
Event participation
Marketplace fees is permanently burned, gradually reducing total circulating supply.
This recycling effect strengthens liquidity while preventing excess issuance.
4. Recycle & Circulate
The Marketplace facilitates peer-to-peer trading, circulating tokens between players instead of minting new supply.
This ensures healthy liquidity and stabilizes the ecosystem’s long-term token flow.
Sustainability Guardrails
ROI Target: 15–20%. Maintains predictable and healthy economic growth.
Emission Tapering: Gradual reward reduction ensures sustainability.
Dynamic Reward Adjustment: Smart balancing based on real-time economic metrics.
New Player are onboarded fairly through Discount Boxes and community-driven campaigns.
USP Highlight – Token Flow
Every earned token re-enters the ecosystem through spending and burning.
Mandatory burns ensure long-term scarcity.
Marketplace recycles value instead of minting.
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