$VOXX Asset
Tokenomics
The economic core is conservation of funded value: jobs distribute what requesters deposit. Worker rewards are market payments, not newly issued block rewards.
Design statusThe settlement rules are defined by v0.1. Token supply and launch economics are intentionally unspecified until a separate token design is published and reviewed.
Job accounting
For each funded job, the deposit D is divided into worker reward R and protocol fee F.
D = R + F
F = floor(D * fee_bps / 10,000)
R = D - F
The fee rate and fee recipient are snapshotted when the job is created. A successful settlement credits R to the submitting beneficiary and F to the snapshotted treasury. An expiry refunds D to the requester. The v0.1 configuration contract caps the protocol fee at 1,000 basis points, or 10%.
Defined and undecided
| Area | Current position |
|---|---|
| Economic role | Defined target Eligible deposits, accepted worker rewards, protocol fees, and future objective bonds. |
| Reward source | Defined Rewards come from requester-funded escrow, not protocol issuance. |
| Gas | Defined Host-chain gas remains payable in the host chain's required asset. |
| Total supply | Undecided No hard cap or supply figure has been published. |
| Distribution | Undecided No allocation, sale, airdrop, treasury split, or vesting schedule has been published. |
| Supply changes | Undecided No emissions, burns, buybacks, or mint authority policy has been published. |
| Launch | Undecided No chain, token address, market, or launch date is canonical. |
Market loop
- A requester prices a job by depositing a reward it considers sufficient.
- Workers decide whether the reward covers execution, proving, and transaction costs.
- A valid result releases only the amount already committed to that job.
- Prospective configuration changes apply to future jobs; open jobs retain their original economics.
This design allows job prices to emerge from demand and worker costs without promising protocol-funded yield.
Token release gates
- Publish a complete token contract specification and immutable supply rules.
- Add allowlisted ERC-20 escrow with exact accounting and adversarial token tests.
- Define administration, timelocks, emergency powers, and migration boundaries.
- Complete independent audits before any value-bearing deployment.
- Publish verified addresses and deployment manifests from an official release.