Unity (UNY)

The utility token for the ecosystem growth

Unity (UNY) token is owned by the Servichain DAO ,the people and have nothing to do with the Servichain company in terms of property. The token code stays open source as it should be.

UNY serves as the fundamental utility token within the ecosystem, particularly powering the activities and functionalities of the CAURIS wallet. Its key utilities include:

  • Benefits on service fees: UNY tokens are used to pay for service fees within the CAURIS wallet. The user have the choice to use spend the token of his choice, but spending UNY in CAURIS makes the service much cheaper (Ex: From 1.9% fee to 0.9% fee).

  • Access to features: Holders of UNY tokens gain access to premium features and services offered within the ecosystem, creating an incentivized environment for token adoption.

  • Staking and governance: UNY tokens can be staked to participate in the network's governance decisions. Token holders can contribute to shaping the platform's future through voting on proposals, ensuring a decentralized and community-driven approach.

  • Rewards and incentives: Active users of the CAURIS app can receive UNY tokens as rewards for their engagement, fostering user participation and retention.

  • Ecosystem Collaboration: As Servichain's native token, UNY strengthens partnerships, collaborations, and integrations across the broader Web3 ecosystem. To propose contents in the CAURIS app, the content creator must hold UNY tokens, he/she must show his/her interest for the ecosystem growth.

The UNY token follows a well-defined tokenomics model designed to support the long-term growth and sustainability of the Servichain ecosystem. Key components of the tokenomics include:

  • Total Supply: The total supply of UNY tokens is finite, promoting scarcity and value preservation. The initial supply is 2 600 000 000 tokens and will never be above, but will decrease from time to time (see tokenomics).

  • Distribution: UNY tokens are distributed through a combination of initial allocations, liquidity provision, staking rewards, partnerships, and ecosystem development incentives.

  • Staking rewards: Users who deposit UNY tokens in a pool earns rewards for participating in the ecosystem and network activities .

  • Burn mechanisms: Token burns may be implemented to manage supply and enhance scarcity over time.

  • Utility-driven demand: The increasing adoption and utilization of the CAURIS wallet contribute to the demand for UNY tokens.

  • Ecosystem growth: The team suggests to reinvest a portion of the service fees from CAURIS to fund development, partnerships, and initiatives that drive ecosystem expansion.

The UNY tokenomics are designed to align with Servichain's mission, encourage user engagement, ensure fair distribution, connect players and create a self-sustaining ecosystem that benefits both users and stakeholders.

Token model

The Servichain ecosystem makes a strategic move, integrating the UNY token into the Servichain DAO powered by CAURIS. This transformation unifies the diverse features of the UNY token and the Servichain ecosystem. The UNY token functions are based on 3 essential components:

  1. Governance: This governance token facilitates the ecosystem governance, including voting on proposals and staking mechanisms. Participants actively engage in shaping the future of the UNY ecosystem through transparent decision-making and sharing.

  2. Utility: The UNY utility token is a ERC token which serves to access services at a better rate in the CAURIS app and special offers from partners. The token was built to make your life easier enabling seamless interaction across multiple services from everywhere.

  3. Incentive: One wants your time and participation to be rewarded. You get a portion of the UNY supply according to the amount of resources you spend in the CAURIS app, how much data you accept to share (LVL 1,2,3), if you win a contest or if you stake on special pools. The rewards are funded with the ecosystem activities to ensure a sustainable economy for users and all shareholders.

The team chosed to build the native token on the BNB Chain blockchain and believes UNY represents an innovative way to use and participate in an interconnected system generating real value.

The BNB Chain (BSC) blockchain has its pros and cons but there are many solutions to minimize or avoid most cons.

Here are some pros and cons of the BNB Chain network:

BNB Chain (BSC) is a blockchain network created by Binance. BNB Chain aims to provide a fast and low-cost alternative to the Ethereum network and other EVMs, especially for decentralized applications (dApps) and DeFi projects.

Here are some pros and cons of the BSC (BNB Chain) network:

Pros:

  1. Low transaction fees: BSC is known for its low transaction fees, making it a cost-effective option for users who want to engage in transactions, interact with dApps, get in the Metavers, play games or participate in DeFi activities without incurring high fees.

  2. Fast confirmation times: BNB Chain offers fast block confirmation times (roughly 3 seconds per transaction). This faster speed can enhance the user experience for applications that require quick confirmation of transactions. The Layer 2 opBNB can goes as low as 1 second per block time and 4000 TPs.

  3. Ethereum compatible: BSC is EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) compatible, which reduces the hindrances for interoperability and crosschain operations between the most used blockchains and dApps with minimal changes. This compatibility has contributed to BSC's rapid adoption.

  4. DeFi ecosystem: BSC has attracted a significant number of DeFi projects and decentralized applications due to its low fees and fast transaction speeds. This has led to a growing ecosystem of financial applications, lending platforms, yield farming projects, and more.

  5. Decentralization: BSC still maintains a certain level of decentralization through its validators and consensus mechanism. Validators are selected through a staking process, contributing to network security.

Cons:

  1. Centralization concerns: Despite efforts to maintain decentralization, BSC is seen as more centralized compared to some other blockchain networks due to its association with Binance. This can raise concerns among users who prioritize decentralization. Our priority is to seek for a progressive and healthy decentralization with effective well-established rights, duties and functionnalities. We believe in levels of decentralization, it is not only a matter of being centralized or not.

  2. Security: BSC's focus on low fees and speed can sometimes come at the cost of security. BSC has been secure untill here, but one has to keep security a priority in the Servichain ecosystem with good habits like regular audits and due diligence.

  3. Dependence on Binance: As BSC is developed by Binance, changes in Binance policies could potentially impact the BSC network.

In conclusion, BNB Chain offers advantages such as low fees, fast confirmation times, and an active DeFi ecosystem. However, it also faces criticism for its perceived centralization which does not have a direct impact on the servichain ecosystem operations. When considering using BSC, users should weight these pros and cons based on their individual needs and priorities.

It's important to note that these pros and cons can evolve over time as BSC and the blockchain space continues to evolve. The team believes that bridging the UNY token from BNB Chain to opBNB and other EVMs and layer 2 would be a potential move to consider in the future.

Servichain team keeps updated of all solutions against the cons to keep a participative, transparent and limitless ecosystem.

The economic model brings a sustainable and value-driven ecosystem within the Servichain DAO and CAURIS. Unity serves as a utility token, operating as the fuel that powers various activities and transactions within the ecosystem. To summarize, UNY key functions include:

  1. Access to benefits: UNY tokens are utilized to pay for special goods and services in the ecosystem at a better price, incentivizing users to engage in various activities such as trading, staking, and using decentralized applications.

  2. Staking and governance: Token holders can participate in staking, locking up UNY tokens to support the sustainability and development of the ecosystem. Additionally, holders have the opportunity to participate in the governance of the ecosystem, voting on proposals and decisions that shape the platform's future.

  3. Rewards and Incentives: UNY tokens are rewarded to users who actively contribute to the ecosystem, whether through trading, providing liquidity, or participating in educational initiatives. This encourages engagement and fosters a vibrant and active community.

  4. Monetization: Data and content providers monetize their services in UNY, enhancing the overall user experience. Users get rewarded for what they give to the ecosystem.

The tokenomics of UNY are carefully designed to balance supply and demand dynamics, ensuring its value remains growing and aligned with the growth of the ecosystem. The distribution of UNY tokens is transparent and sustainable, enabling fair access for both early adopters and newcomers. As the ecosystem evolves, the Servichain team will continue to monitor and adjust the economic model to support the long-term success of the platform and its participants. There will never be more than 2 600 000 000 (2.6 Billion) UNY tokens.

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