$MAS / THE MASBOT ECONOMY
Masbot connects personal AI, paid bot subscriptions and a platform economy with a clear purpose for every share.
50% buyback. 30% staking. 20% protocol revenue.
The planned split applies to platform profit from Masbot-owned bot subscriptions and platform fees.
THE ALLOCATION / 50 · 30 · 20
Buybacks connect platform activity to $MAS purchases. Staking has a dedicated allocation. Protocol revenue helps maintain the services that make the platform useful.
Half of platform profit is allocated to purchasing $MAS from the market.
Subscriptions to Masbot-owned bots and fees earned by the platform connect useful bot activity to a dedicated buyback allocation. Timing, execution and public transaction records will be announced.
A dedicated share supports the planned $MAS staking program.
This allocation is reserved for staking participation. Eligibility, reward calculation, lock periods and claiming rules will be published before the program opens. No fixed yield or live rewards are announced.
Retained by the protocol to maintain infrastructure and ongoing operations.
This share supports the services behind Masbot, including hosting, infrastructure upkeep and operational maintenance, so the platform can continue serving its users.
These percentages describe the allocation of platform profit, not the token’s total supply or a guaranteed return. Program mechanics and execution records will be announced separately.
FROM ACTIVITY TO ALLOCATION
The model starts with income the platform earns through useful products and paid activity.
Masbot-owned bot subscriptions and platform fees generate income.
Account for costs to determine the profit available for allocation.
50% buyback, 30% staking and 20% protocol revenue.
Purchase $MAS, support staking and maintain the infrastructure.
THE INCOME BEHIND THE MODEL
A clear separation between the platform’s income, creator earnings and customer funds.
Subscriptions to paid bots owned by Masbot generate platform income. After costs, the resulting profit enters the 50% buyback, 30% staking and 20% protocol revenue allocation.
Platform fees on paid Marketplace purchases and renewals contribute to Masbot’s income. The profit attributable to those fees follows the same allocation.
A creator’s subscription proceeds belong to the creator under the listed terms. Only the platform’s own earned fees enter this model; customer wallet balances and creator proceeds are separate.
Understand subscription costsAN EXAMPLE / THE SPLIT IN PRACTICE
If the platform has 1,000 units of profit available for allocation, the planned split sets aside 500 for buybacks, 300 for staking and 200 for protocol revenue.
Illustration only, using the same unit throughout. This is not a report of earnings, executed purchases or distributed rewards.
OPERATIONS / LONGER-TERM PARTICIPATION
The model allocates resources to the token, staking and the infrastructure behind the experience.
30% of platform profit is allocated to the planned staking program. How participation works, which wallets are eligible, and how rewards are measured and claimed will be explained in the program’s published terms before it opens.
The protocol retains 20% to support infrastructure and ongoing maintenance. Hosting, service reliability and operational upkeep are part of keeping Masbot available as its ecosystem develops.
Buyback timing, staking launch and terms, allocation reporting, and treasury execution details will be added when available. The allocation is a planned policy; this page does not announce a live staking service or completed buybacks.
DISCOVER / THE BOT ECOSYSTEM
After launch, discover tokens launched through LaunchBot and the bots published on Masbot, together in a public directory.
Discover each bot’s purpose, creator and associated token. Public listings will link to the bot and its token details as they become available.
See how to launch and publish a botEach bot’s token has its own identity. A published bot’s subscription gives access on its listed terms; holding its token does not by itself activate a paid subscription.
$MAS / PLATFORM TOKEN
$MAS is Masbot’s own token. Bot tokens listed in the ecosystem belong to their individual projects.
At launch, check the official token address against the token shown on the trading page before buying.
QUESTIONS / ANSWERED
The planned allocation of platform profit is 50% for $MAS buybacks, 30% for staking and 20% retained as protocol revenue to maintain infrastructure and operations. These percentages describe the use of profit, not token supply distribution.
The split applies to Masbot’s platform profit from its own bot subscriptions and platform fees, after costs are accounted for. Independent creators keep their own earnings under their listed terms. Customer wallet funds are separate.
The platform uses its 50% buyback allocation to purchase $MAS from the market. A purchase is distinct from a burn: burning permanently removes tokens from supply. A burn policy has not been announced.
30% of platform profit is reserved for the planned staking program. Eligibility, reward calculation, lock periods, claiming rules and the launch date will be announced before participation opens. No fixed yield or live staking rewards are announced.
The 20% protocol revenue share supports infrastructure and ongoing operations, including hosting, maintenance and the services that keep Masbot running.
App access and paid bot subscriptions follow their own terms. Holding $MAS or an individual bot token does not by itself activate a paid subscription to that bot.
This page explains the planned model. Buyback timing, public transaction records and staking allocation reporting will be added when available. The example above is illustrative, not a record of completed activity.
The public directory is planned after launch. It will bring together tokens launched through LaunchBot and published bots, with links to each bot and its associated token.
Token supply, distribution, vesting, launch and liquidity details remain to be announced. The 50 / 30 / 20 allocation on this page concerns platform profit.