Token Utility
The RAX token is designed as a functional component of the protocol.
Its primary purpose is to coordinate access, usage, and governance across the RAX ecosystem rather than to serve as a speculative asset.
Access to Protocol Features
Staking RAX tokens may be required to access certain platform features.
These features can include:
Advanced risk analytics
Portfolio-level insights
Simulation and allocation tools
Higher usage limits or priority access
Access requirements are designed to align usage with long-term participation.
Usage-Based Fees
RAX tokens may be used to pay for specific protocol services.
Examples include:
Entry or exit from managed vaults
Access to premium analytics
Pay-per-use agent interactions
Usage fees may vary based on service type and configuration.
Burn and Redistribution Mechanics
When tokens are used for certain protocol services:
A portion may be burned
A portion may be redistributed to staking participants
This mechanism is designed to align protocol usage with token demand and long-term participation.
Incentives and Rewards
RAX tokens are used to:
Incentivize active participation
Reward long-term staking
Support ecosystem growth initiatives
Rewards are distributed according to predefined schedules and parameters.
Governance Participation
RAX tokens grant participation rights in governance.
Token holders may:
Propose changes
Vote on protocol parameters
Participate in strategic decisions
Governance rights may be subject to staking or lock requirements.
Non-Speculative Positioning
The RAX token is not designed to represent equity, dividends, or guaranteed returns.
Its value is derived from functional utility and participation within the protocol.
Summary
The RAX token is a utility and coordination mechanism embedded in the protocol.
It aligns access, usage, incentives, and governance without positioning the token as a financial instrument.
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