Protocol Revenue

The Rectoverso platform employs various revenue generation mechanisms to ensure its sustainability and continuous growth. These revenue streams are integral to maintaining the platform’s operations and providing incentives to its users.

Trading Fees

• Trading Activities: While RESO is not used directly for maker and taker fees, the platform charges fees on each trade executed on the platform. These fees contribute to the overall revenue and help support the platform's operations.

Listing Fees

• Developer Listings: Developers are required to pay listing fees in RESO tokens to list their markets, create staking programs, and launch projects on the Rectoverso Launchpad. This generates significant revenue while encouraging the use of RESO within the ecosystem.

Staking Fees

• Participation Fees: Users participating in staking programs are charged fees, which are paid in RESO tokens. These fees help sustain the staking infrastructure and reward distribution mechanisms.

Bridging Fees

• Cross-Chain Transfers: The platform charges a 1% bridging fee taken from the asset being bridged. This fee is paid in RESO tokens, contributing to the platform's revenue.

Launchpad Fees

• Token Sales: Fees are charged on each token sold during launchpad events. Developers pay these fees in RESO tokens, ensuring a continuous flow of revenue from new project launches.

Incentive Mechanisms

• Revenue Reinvestment: Revenue generated from the platform is used to fund various incentive mechanisms, such as community engagement incentives and development grants. This helps maintain a vibrant and active ecosystem.