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  • What is PinLink?
    • Introduction: The Problem PinLink Is Solving
    • RWA Tokenization
  • Why Use PinLink?
    • User Journeys & Benefits For Each Stakeholder
    • Why Sell Fractional Shares Of Your RWA DePIN Asset?
    • How PinLink’s Service User Rebate Model Remains Sustainable
    • Protocol-Owned DePIN Assets
    • PinAI: AI-Driven Perfomance Optimization
  • Pinlinks Ecosystem
    • AiFi Ecosystem
    • Asset Vetting & Enterprise-Grade Compute Power
    • Staged Roll-Out
  • Tokenomics & Utilization
    • $PIN Tokens
    • Revenue Model & $PIN Staking
    • Tokenomics
  • Product Guides
    • User Guide: Pinnacle Mainnet
    • $PIN Staking Guide
  • ADDITIONAL WHITEPAPERS
    • RWA-2055 Whitepaper
    • Pinance Whitepaper
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  1. Tokenomics & Utilization

Revenue Model & $PIN Staking

$PIN holders can stake their tokens into locked $sPIN tokens to receive a share of PinLink real-yield revenues in the form of $PIN and $ETH PinLink’s revenues come from 4 sources:

  1. $PIN Platform Fees: The protocol takes a 2% platform fee on Service User Rental Fees.

  2. RWA Sales Fees: A 2% transaction fee is taken on all RWA ERC-1155 sales.

  3. Service User Rebate Fund Yield Fees: The protocol takes a 20% transaction fee on all yields generated by the Service User Rebate Fund.

  4. 5% Buy / Sell Tax: A 5% tax is charged in $ETH on $PIN buys / sells to boost rewards for $PIN stakers and provide a budget for operational costs.

70% of non-tax revenues are distributed to $PIN holders who stake their tokens into locked $sPIN tokens.

Revenues from Buy / Sell Tax plus remaining 30% of platform fee revenues are transferred to the protocol treasury to fund operational costs. All revenue generated by Protocol-Owned DePIN assets is held by the protocol to fund further asset purchases.

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