13. Fee Distribution Flow
The MetaSoilVerse Protocol ($MSVP) employs a dynamic, modular fee distribution system that aligns economic incentives with long-term sustainability, ecosystem growth, and token utility. This model ensures that every transaction , whether asset onboarding, leasing, staking, yield redemption, or cross-chain operations , contributes to the protocol’s health through smart contract-governed logic trees.
13.1 Fee Sources
Fees are levied at various protocol interaction points, including:
13.2 Fee Routing Logic
All collected fees are routed using a smart contract-based transaction logic tree . This logic ensures deterministic, real-time allocation across multiple protocol components.
Transaction Fee Flow (Tx)
Let:
F_treasury = Portion sent to the protocol treasury
The system satisfies the following invariant:
F_tx = F_burn + F_treasury + F_referral + F_vault
Default Distribution (configurable via governance):
Component | % of Fee | Functionality |
---|---|---|
Burn | 20% | Permanent supply reduction (deflationary) |
Treasury | 30% | Operational and ecosystem expenses |
Referral | 15% | Community growth via on-chain referrals |
Vault Rewards | 35% | Recycled into staking & leasing yield vaults |
13.3 Fee Distribution Logic Tree (Simplified)

13.4 Referral Fee System
The multi-level referral mechanism tracks wallet-based referrals via Merkle tree registration. Upon transaction, the smart contract dynamically checks referral lineage and assigns rewards proportionally:
If no referral is detected, the corresponding percentage is re-routed to vault pools .
13.5 Deflationary Design
The burn component ensures that every protocol transaction reduces the effective circulating supply , creating upward price pressure as protocol activity increases.
Let:
Every transaction contributes:
C_t+1 = C_t - F_burn
Over time, this dynamic introduces automated scarcity aligned with usage volume , similar to EIP-1559 in Ethereum but tailored for asset-based economies.
13.6 Governance-Controlled Fee Parameters
Example: Carbon Credit sector may set 50% to burn due to green alignment.