T-1000 Exchange: dual-token model and subscription revenue
Two tokens with separate jobs, a subscription model that feeds them, and a buyback that ties the token to exchange revenue.
- Client
- T-1000 Exchange (Bahamas)
- Service
- Token design
- Period
- Tokenomics and whitepaper engagement
- Review
- Not reviewed publicly
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Client documents
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The brief
A Bahamas-based, crypto-only exchange wanted a token economy that rewarded active traders without depending on new buyers. The design had to work with a subscription business, line up with the whitepaper and sit within the DARE Act.
What I did
- Utility and governance token (TIII) for fee discounts, staking and voting
- Gas token (TAF) for trading, staking yields and a burn mechanism
- Quarterly buyback-and-burn programme funded from exchange revenue
- Tiered fee discounts of up to 45% based on holdings
- Subscription tiers from $500 to $2,200 simulated across user types
- Liquidity buffer planning for centralised and decentralised exchange listings
Frameworks and tools
- Dual-token model
- Buyback and burn
- Bahamas DARE Act
- Google Sheets
Outcome
- Modelled revenue of more than $8.7M over four months on $12.15B projected trading volume
- Tokenomics, subscription whitepaper and financial model delivered as one consistent set
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