Mono Token Mechanism
The MONO token is the core utility and governance asset of the DeMonopol ecosystem. It is designed to align incentives, unlock platform features, and drive long-term value creation through real-world asset exposure.
What is MONO?
MONO is a native Sui-based token that powers access, governance, and rewards across the DeMonopol protocol. It is not a payment token. Instead, it functions as a programmable layer for participation, economic alignment, and asset access within a compliant real-world asset (RWA) framework.
Key Utilities
1. Access Multiplier Holding MONO gives users the right to access and allocate capital to RWA opportunities on the platform. The token acts as a multiplier that determines how much real estate or automated business value one can access.
1 USD worth of MONO = access to up to 100 USD of RWA
Access scales depending on tiers and staking (see below)
This structure ensures that as demand for RWA grows, so does the utility of the MONO token.
2. Governance Rights MONO holders participate in DeMonopol DAO decisions, including:
Approving asset listings
Voting on reinvestment strategies
Adapting protocol fees
Electing regional managers or delegates
Triggering community proposals
3. Staking for Yield MONO can be staked to gain access to a portion of protocol-wide revenues, such as:
Management fees from listed properties
Yield from automated businesses
Tokenized service fees from real estate partners
Liquidity farming and referral systems
Stakers benefit from long-term protocol growth while supporting capital efficiency and platform stability.
Mechanism Logic
The MONO utility system is built around a hybrid multiplier model with progressive layers of access:
Phase 1 : Open Access
No lock or staking required. Users only need MONO in their wallet to access investments (1:100 ratio, capped at $10,000 access per user).
Phase 2 : Stake to Scale
For larger allocations, advanced features, and protocol revenue sharing:
Up to $10K
1% (no lock)
100×
Entry tier, accessible to all
$10K–$100K
3–5% (staked)
20–50×
Requires protocol staking
$100K+
up to 10%+ (locked)
10–20×
High-volume allocation
This ensures that smaller users retain accessibility while high-volume actors must commit more value, aligning incentives and supporting price dynamics.
Utility for Service Providers
In addition to user and investor access, the MONO token plays a critical role for service providers operating within the DeMonopol ecosystem.
This includes:
Real estate agencies and brokers
Property management firms
Legal and compliance partners
DeFi infrastructure providers
KYC/onboarding solutions
Referral and sales agents
Evaluators and auditors
These entities contribute directly to the value and growth of the platform by listing properties, providing operational services, or helping onboard new users.
To ensure alignment and gatekeeping quality, DeMonopol enforces a Service Provider Multiplier Mechanism:
Up to $100,000 in services or assets listed
1% in MONO
100×
Over $100,000 in services or listed volume
0.1% in MONO
1,000×
Example: An agency listing $500,000 worth of real estate must lock or hold the equivalent of $500 in MONO (0.1%) to unlock full platform benefits.
This high-efficiency ratio (1:1000) encourages strategic collaboration while requiring stake-in-the-game to maintain trust, alignment, and long-term commitment.
Incentives for Service Providers Include:
Access to global blockchain-native capital
Fee and commission sharing with the protocol
Premium partner status with visibility to new users
Voting rights on protocol parameters and allocation models
Access to tools, dashboards, and on-chain revenue management
This model helps maintain a healthy and high-performing network of professionals who are incentivized to contribute
Alignment with Real Asset Value
MONO is not backed by real estate, but is designed to capture value indirectly:
The more RWAs are listed and invested in, the more demand is created for MONO
Staking and lockups reduce circulating supply
DAO control ensures alignment between token value and real-world usage
Additionally, all partners listing assets or offering services through DeMonopol must hold and commit MONO to unlock permissions—creating real economic demand from both users and contributors.
Future Extensions
Protocol fee burning or buyback mechanisms may be introduced in RWa Purchase by DAO vote
Delegated access via NFTs or sub-accounts
Loyalty & tiered reward systems tied to staking durations
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