Financial Sustainability

Paymento's financial model is designed for resilience and growth, leveraging diverse revenue streams and a strategic token economy to support the platform's operations and ecosystem development:

Diverse Revenue Streams: Beyond transaction fees, Paymento introduces innovative revenue mechanisms through its liquidity management technologies. This includes interest from collateral-saving interventions and bonuses from in-house liquidation processes, which are pivotal to Paymento's financial model.

Liquidity Pool Rewards: The liquidity pool, funded by PMO staking, is a critical component of Paymento's financial sustainability. It enables the platform to offer collateral-saving services and participate in liquidations efficiently. The pool is managed to ensure optimal utilization of funds, balancing risk and reward to maintain financial health.

Token Buyback and Burn: A portion of the revenue generated through Paymento's liquidity management services is allocated to buying back PMO tokens from the market. These tokens are subsequently burned, reducing the total supply and potentially increasing the token's value, benefiting all stakeholders in the ecosystem.

Sustainable Fee Structure: Paymento's fee structure is designed to be competitive and sustainable, ensuring that the platform can continue to offer high-quality services while also investing in growth and innovation. Fees from liquidity management services are set to reflect the value provided to users, ensuring they are in line with market expectations and platform objectives.

Staking Incentives: Staking PMO not only contributes to the platform's liquidity but also earns stakers a percentage of the profits from liquidity management activities. This creates a virtuous cycle, encouraging more users to stake PMO, thereby increasing the platform's financial stability and the token's utility.