Economic Model

Kaizen AI's economic design ensures that utility, governance, and reward distribution work in harmony to promote long-term protocol health.

Utility Functions

• Access Gating: Certain analytics and agent features require KAIZ token holding

• Fee Discounting: Pay lower platform fees by using KAIZ for scoring, scans, or premium access

• Governance Participation: Use KAIZ to vote on proposals, updates, and ecosystem changes

Staking Mechanisms

• User Staking: Stake KAIZ to receive governance power and unlock exclusive features

• Future Options: Delegated staking and validator staking may be introduced in later phases

Reward Systems

• Ecosystem Contributions: Reward analysts, auditors, and developers for valuable input

• Engagement Incentives: Community contests, social growth campaigns, and referrals

Fee Structures

• Low usage fees for accessing advanced features

• Discounts applied when paying in KAIZ

• Fees may be redistributed to stakers or treasury reserves

Economic Incentives

• Token utility scales with platform usage

• Long-term holders benefit from influence and ecosystem growth

• Balanced emission to maintain token scarcity and sustainable growth