UNI Tokenomics
Overview
Unitrum (UNI) is an internal economic system built on the principle of Proof of Unity (PoU) — a model where the token’s value is formed through user activity, collective participation, and a continuous burn-based deflation process.
The UNI token serves as the core utility and governance unit of the platform, used for:
activating staking and referral contracts;
earning rewards and bonuses;
participating in governance and yield voting;
paying operational and transaction fees.
UNI is not pre-minted — it is issued only at the moment of real user activity and simultaneously participates in the deflationary burn mechanism.
General Parameters
Total Supply (Maximum)
10,000,000,000 UNI
Initial Supply
0 UNI
Maximum Circulating Limit
1,000,000,000 UNI
Algorithm
Proof of Unity (PoU)
Token Type
Utility / Governance
Precision
8 decimals
Dynamic Emission Principle
The emission of UNI is not fixed — it grows and contracts depending on user activity. Every transaction, staking activation, or contract purchase contributes to the real circulating supply.
📈 Example:
A user purchases 100,000 UNI → 100,000 UNI enter circulation.
They activate a staking plan with +16% monthly yield → the corresponding rewards are reserved for payout.
The staking activation fee of 10 UNI is burned permanently.
Result:
100,000 - 10 = 99,990 UNIremain in circulation.
Thus, the supply is constantly balanced by real user engagement.
Fee Policy and Deflation
Staking activation fee: 10 UNI
Vesting (claim) fee: 5 UNI
Referral contract purchase: 60% distributed to users (referral bonuses), 40% burned permanently
🔥 All other fees are automatically burned, continuously reducing the total circulating supply.
Dynamic Yield Adjustment
Every 60 days, the system automatically reviews and adjusts the base yield for each staking plan. Decisions are made through community voting (PoU Voting) by active stakers.
🗳 Voting Conditions:
Only users with active staking can vote;
Each stake = 1 vote (weight depends on amount and duration);
The voting defines yield rates for the next 60-day period;
New rates take effect automatically after voting ends.
📘 Example: If overall user activity decreases — yields are lowered for stability. If engagement rises — rates may increase to stimulate participation and growth.
Distribution of the Active 1 B UNI Supply
Staking Pool (PoUS)
600,000,000
60%
Staking rewards
Referral & Community
150,000,000
15%
Referral structure and community bonuses
Development & Treasury
100,000,000
10%
Project maintenance and development
Liquidity & Exchange
100,000,000
10%
Liquidity on DEX/CEX
Marketing & Growth
50,000,000
5%
Marketing, quests, bounty programs
Dynamic Emission Formula
The UNI emission dynamically adjusts according to real user actions — staking activations, reward accruals, and burned fees. Below is an example implementation of the Proof of Unity emission logic.
# ======================================================
# Unitrum | Proof of Unity Emission Engine
# ======================================================
# Formula:
# E_new = E_prev + (D + R) - B
#
# Where:
# E_new → new total emission
# E_prev → previous emission
# D → activated deposits (stakes)
# R → accrued rewards
# B → burned tokens (fees, burns, deflation)
# ======================================================
from decimal import Decimal
from unitrum import ProofOfUnity
MAX_SUPPLY = Decimal("1000000000") # 1B UNI (Maximum Circulating Limit)
INITIAL_SUPPLY = Decimal("0") # 0 UNI at launch
class ProofOfUnity:
def __init__(self, emission_start=INITIAL_SUPPLY):
self.emission = Decimal(emission_start)
def update_emission(self, deposits, rewards, burned):
"""
Dynamic emission recalculation for the UNI economy.
"""
self.emission += Decimal(deposits + rewards - burned)
self.emission = min(self.emission, MAX_SUPPLY)
return self.emission
# === Example Simulation ===
if __name__ == "__main__":
uni = ProofOfUnity() # starts from 0 UNI
deposits = 100_000 # new staking deposits
rewards = 16_000 # 16% monthly yield (reserved)
burned = 10 # staking activation fee (burned)
new_emission = uni.update_emission(deposits, rewards, burned)
print(f"[Unitrum] Updated Emission → {new_emission:,} UNI")
# → [Unitrum] Updated Emission → 115,990 UNITransparency and Control
All emission, burn, and yield data are stored in the Unitrum Ledger — an open registry accessible via the user dashboard.
Available metrics:
Current total emission
Burned tokens
Active staking volume
Current yield rates
Governance and voting history
Conclusion
Unitrum Tokenomics represents a living, self-balancing economic model, where user activity directly defines the token’s scarcity and value.
🔥 More actions → less emission Less supply → higher UNI value
UNI is not just a token — it is a symbol of community unity and active contribution to the Proof of Unity economy.
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