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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

$PIN Tokens

At the heart of the incentivization structure in the PinLink ecosystem is the $PIN token. The $PIN token serves two key functions in the Pinlink ecosystem:

Payment For DePIN Output: AI developers who wish to rent out DePIN capacity from PinLink must buy $PIN tokens and use them to pay for the capacity of the specific DePIN asset they are renting out. The revenues are split between the fractional owners of the RWA ERC-1155 tokens that represent the DePIN asset being rented.

$PIN Staking Revenue: Holders of $PIN tokens can also stake their holdings to receive a share of $PIN revenues generated by PinLink protocol fees.

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Last updated 11 months ago