04 — Tokenomics Mechanics
This section covers the economic mechanics of the Yumo Yumo protocol: the roles carried by INT, bINT, ePoints, and the Foundation NFT; the emission and conversion lifecycle; reward ceilings; staking, treasury, and buy-back/burn mechanics; supply allocation; circulating supply projections; and INT utility.
Jurisdiction-specific legal opinions are managed in the legal layer.
4.0 Mechanical Surface
| Mechanic | Public scope |
|---|---|
| INT | Main on-chain token and circulation accounting |
| bINT | Pre-settlement reward representation for verified contribution |
| ePoints | In-app progress and seasonal activity layer |
| Foundation NFT | Early contribution and level representation |
| Staking | Lock, accrual, and protocol participation semantics |
| Treasury | Relationship between revenue inflows, operations, reserves, and token economy |
| Supply & allocation | Total supply, rail percentages, token amounts (4.16–4.18) |
| Emission & unlocks | MAU-based daily emission bands, rail unlock schedules (4.19–4.21) |
| Reward ceilings | Per-receipt and daily caps by user level (4.22–4.23) |
| Conversion & circulation | bINT→INT year-indexed ratio, circulating supply model (4.24–4.26) |
| INT utility | Reward, staking, buy-back-and-burn, governance, bonded access (4.27–4.29) |