Business Model
ORAIX is designed with a multi-layered revenue architecture that aligns incentives between the protocol, investors, and project teams.
1. Launch Fees
A small percentage of funds raised during IDOs flows into the protocol treasury.
Fees are split between protocol maintenance, AI model training costs, and DAO rewards for governance participants.
This creates a self-sustaining ecosystem where successful launches fuel continued innovation.
2. NFT Revenue
Minting Revenue: Initial sales of access NFTs provide upfront protocol income.
Royalty Fees: Secondary-market trades generate continuous revenue, ensuring recurring cash flow.
Tier Upgrades: Users can burn or combine NFTs to unlock higher-tier benefits, creating a gamified upgrade loop that generates additional fees.
3. AI-as-a-Service
ORAIX’s AI risk engine is offered as a modular API to external protocols, auditors, and DAO tooling platforms.
Projects can pay per assessment or subscribe to tiered service plans, generating SaaS-like recurring revenue.
External integrations expand ORAIX’s influence beyond its own launchpad, making it a de facto risk standard for Web3 fundraising.
4. Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL)
A portion of raised capital is converted into protocol-owned liquidity pools.
This creates yield-bearing reserves for the treasury while deepening liquidity in listed tokens.
POL also stabilizes ecosystems by preventing early liquidity drain and strengthening token price floors.
5. Staking & Fee Sharing
Users who stake ORAIX tokens receive a share of protocol fees, incentivizing long-term participation.
Higher staking tiers (linked to NFT passes) grant boosted yields, creating a layered incentive economy.
6. Premium Launch Services
Projects may opt for premium features such as priority placement, enhanced marketing, or extended AI due diligence reports.
These services are priced in ORAIX tokens, driving native token demand and reinforcing token utility.
7. DAO Treasury Growth
The DAO manages surplus revenue from launch fees, NFT royalties, and POL yield.
Treasury funds can be reinvested into ecosystem grants, liquidity incentives, or buybacks, ensuring community-driven capital allocation.
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