Realio (RIO) Tokenomics

The Realio Network is a Layer-1 multi-chain Web3 ecosystem focused on the issuance and management of digitally native Real-World Assets (RWAs). Its tokenomics revolve around two primary tokens: the utility token, $RIO (Realio Network Token), and the hybrid digital security token, $RST (Realio Network, LTD). The network utilizes a unique multi-staking Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism to secure the network with real-world value.

Issuance Mechanism and Supply

The Realio Network Token ($RIO) has a defined supply cap, which is a key component of its issuance mechanism.

• Network Supply Cap: The maximum supply cap for the $RIO token is 175 million.
• Deflationary Mechanism: A deflationary mechanism is integrated into the ecosystem through the Districts virtual world platform. When users claim virtual Land Pixels in Districts, they must deposit 5,000 $RIO. Of this deposited amount, 20% of the $RIO is permanently burned, while the remaining 80% is held to support the ecosystem's economic stability.

Allocation Mechanism

While a detailed percentage breakdown of the token allocation across different stakeholder groups (e.g., team, investors, ecosystem) was not available, the allocation mechanism is primarily focused on incentivizing network security and ecosystem growth.

• Multi-Staking Rewards: Tokens are allocated as block rewards to validators and delegators who bond $RIO, $RST, and $LMX (Liquid Mining Fund token) to secure the network.
• Ecosystem Support: A portion of the $RIO deposited for Land Pixels in the Districts virtual world (80% of the 5,000 $RIO deposit) is held to support the ecosystem's economic stability.

Usage and Incentive Mechanism

The Realio Network employs a multi-faceted incentive structure to drive utility and security across its ecosystem, utilizing both $RIO and $RST.

Core Utility and Security ($RIO, $RST, $LMX)

• Staking and Security: The network uses a native multi-staking public Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. Validators and delegators are incentivized to bond $RIO, $RST, and $LMX to secure the network and earn block rewards proportional to their contribution.
• Governance: Participation in the network's governance is incentivized. Users who participate as validators or delegators can vote on network upgrades and proposals.
• RWA Tokenization: The network's core function is to allow for the creation of new assets, specifically Real-World Assets (RWAs), in a secure decentralized process.
• EVM Interoperability: As a multi-chain ecosystem, the network manages RWAs across non-EVM and EVM-compatible chains, utilizing the IBC protocol, which is supported by the underlying token structure.

Districts Virtual World Incentives

The Districts virtual world, built on the Realio Network, provides a specific incentive mechanism tied to $RIO:

• Land Claiming: Users claim virtual Land Pixels by depositing 5,000 $RIO. This action grants them governance tokens for the Districts DAO.
• Deflationary Incentive: The burning of 20% of the $RIO used for land claims creates a deflationary pressure on the $RIO supply, incentivizing participation in the virtual world while reducing the circulating supply.

Distinction Between RIO and RST

It is important to note the distinction between the two main tokens:

• $RIO: Emphasized as a native cryptocurrency and utility token designed for the open-source network. Its value is stated to be purely speculative, and it is not promoted as an investment in Realio or any other entity.
• $RST: This is a hybrid digital security token representing tokenized company equity under a Reg D/S offering. It is intended for investment in Realio, with whitelisting open to non-U.S. investors and accredited U.S. investors.

Locking Mechanism and Unlocking Time

The primary locking mechanism identified is related to the network's security and staking functions, although specific vesting schedules for initial allocations were not available.

• Staking/Bonding: Tokens ($RIO, $RST, and $LMX) are bonded by validators and delegators to secure the network under the Proof-of-Stake consensus. This bonding process inherently locks the tokens for a period to maintain network security and earn rewards.
• Districts Land Claim: The $RIO deposited to claim Land Pixels is subject to a mechanism where 20% is burned and 80% is held to support the ecosystem, effectively locking a portion of the tokens out of circulation.

Information regarding specific vesting schedules, cliff unlocks, or linear unlocking times for initial token allocations (e.g., team, private sales) for the Realio Network was not available.