πŸ’° Economics: Value For Everyone

⚠️ MVP Disclaimer: This describes the MVP version of economics. Specific percentages, distribution mechanics, and parameters may be adjusted during platform development based on community feedback and real metrics.


Overview

TARDI creates value for all ecosystem participants while strengthening $SURVIVOR tokenomics through real utility and deflationary mechanics.


For Participants

Entry Investment:

Small events: ~$50
Medium events: ~$125
Large events: ~$200

All in $SURVIVOR tokens

Profit Potential:

Highest tier (exact/closest): 10x - 260x ROI
Middle tier (close): 2x - 10x ROI
Lower tier (somewhat close): 0.4x - 2x ROI

More accurate prediction β†’ higher profit

Key factors:

  • Your accuracy

  • Number of other winners in your tier

  • Prize pool size

  • How many rounds filled

Real examples:

$50 entry β†’ $1,300 payout (exact)
$125 entry β†’ $6,600 payout (exact)
$200 entry β†’ $52,800 payout (exact in large pool)

For Creators

Investment:

Creation fee: 0.1 SOL (~$20)
One-time payment

Revenue:

% of all participants' entry fees

Potential earnings:
Small successful event: $100-$150
Medium successful event: $1,000-$1,500
Large successful event: $4,000-$5,000+

Multiple rounds multiply earnings

Revenue formula:

More participants = more revenue
Multiple rounds = compound earnings
Popular events = multiple $1000+ payouts

Best case scenario:

Viral event with 3-4 filled rounds
Total participants: 500+
Creator total: $2,500-$3,000+
From one created event

For Submitters

Role: First to provide correct event result with proof.Requirements:

  • Stake in $SURVIVOR (refundable if correct)

  • Proof of result

  • Be first submitter

Earnings:

% of prize pool
+ Stake refund
+ Reputation boost

Small events: $40-$100
Medium events: $400-$500
Large events: $1,500-$2,000+

Time investment:

5-30 minutes work
Find result β†’ Gather proof β†’ Submit
Low effort, decent reward

Token Economics Impact

1. Constant Burn πŸ”₯

Deflationary pressure:

% of each entry fee β†’ Permanent burn
Removed from supply forever

Long-term effect:

Constant supply reduction
Growing value of remaining tokens
Self-reinforcing deflation
Sustainable token economics

2. Micro-Staking Effect πŸ”’

Locked Liquidity:

When participants make predictions:
β†’ Tokens locked in escrow
β†’ From days to months
β†’ Exit circulation

Effect similar to staking
But through gameplay

Benefits:

  • Fewer tokens on market

  • Reduced sell pressure

  • Holder commitment

  • More stable price

3. Buyback Program πŸ’Ž

Revenue source:

% of SOL creation fees β†’ Treasury
Regular buybacks from market

Mechanism:

SOL accumulates
β†’ Periodic market buys $SURVIVOR
β†’ Creates buy pressure
β†’ Price support
β†’ Tokens in treasury reserve

4. Treasury Growth πŸ“ˆ

Dual treasury:

SOL Treasury:
- From creation fees
- Stable revenue stream
- Predictable growth
- Used for buybacks + development

$SURVIVOR Treasury:
- % of entry fees
- Growing reserves
- Marketing budget
- Emergency fund

Utility

$SURVIVOR is the fundamental currency of the platform.Required for:

βœ“ Participation (entry fees)
βœ“ Event creation (indirect via fees)
βœ“ Verification voting (weight)
βœ“ Submitter stakes
βœ“ Dispute stakes

Multiple use cases = constant demand

Demand drivers:

More events β†’ More entry fees β†’ More burn
More participants β†’ More locked β†’ Less supply
More creators β†’ More SOL β†’ More buybacks

Positive feedback loops

Economic Sustainability

Revenue Streams

Platform generates value through:

1. Creation fees (SOL)
2. % of entry fees (treasury)
3. Burn (deflationary)
4. Locked liquidity (supply reduction)

All revenue from:

  • Real usage

  • Real participants

  • Real value exchange

  • Not from token emissions


TL;DR

Participants: Profit from predictions (10x-260x potential)
Creators: Earn % of entries ($100-$5,000+ per event)
Submitters: Paid for verification work

Token benefits:
πŸ”₯ Constant burn β†’ Deflation
πŸ”’ Locked liquidity β†’ Reduced supply  
πŸ’Ž Buybacks β†’ Price support
πŸ“ˆ Utility β†’ Organic demand

Sustainable economics
Multiple revenue streams
Community-first value distribution