Tokenomics
$BACK token supply, distribution, and economic design.
Token Details
Token Name
Silverback
Ticker
$BACK
Launch Platform
Virtuals Protocol
Model
Unicorn Tokenomics
Network
Base
Launch via Virtuals Protocol
$BACK launches through Virtuals Protocol's Unicorn tokenomics model, which provides:
Fair launch mechanics
Built-in liquidity
Transparent distribution
AI agent integration
Supply Mechanics
No Inflationary Rewards
Unlike many DeFi tokens, $BACK does not mint new tokens for rewards. Instead:
Protocol generates revenue (fees, trading profits)
Revenue is used to buy back $BACK from the market
Bought tokens fill the staking reward pool
Stakers earn from this pool
This creates:
Sustainable yield — Rewards backed by real revenue
Buy pressure — Continuous market purchases
No dilution — Supply doesn't increase
Revenue Sources
The protocol generates revenue from multiple sources:
DEX Swap Fees
Portion of 0.3% fees from all swaps
Anchor Pool Fees
Revenue from Keeta anchor operations
Treasury Trading
Profits from AI agent's systematic trading
Cross-Chain Arbitrage
Returns from multi-network opportunities
All revenue streams contribute to the buyback mechanism.
Economic Flywheel
Revenue Generated
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Buybacks
↓
Staking Rewards
↓
More Staking
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Reduced Selling
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Price Support
↓
More Users/Volume
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More Revenue...The model creates a self-reinforcing cycle where protocol success benefits token holders.
Why This Model?
Problem with Inflationary Rewards
Many DeFi protocols:
Mint tokens for rewards → Dilutes holders
Creates constant sell pressure
Unsustainable long-term
"Farm and dump" culture
Silverback's Approach
Rewards come from real revenue
Buybacks create buy pressure
No new supply = no dilution
Sustainable for long-term holders
Token Utility Summary
Staking
Earn share of protocol revenue
Governance
Vote on protocol decisions
Fee Discounts
Reduced fees for holders (future)
Access
Priority features for stakers (future)
Contract Information
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