More Tokenomics

Passive Earning Infrastructure

• Up to 10 levels of referral-based affiliate commissions
• DSP-based commission payouts (non-cash)
• Revenue share from ad placements and premium services
• Up to $100,000 endorsement commissions per recommended product

Founding Members Share

• 10% of DSM's monthly revenue
• 20% of DSM subsidiaries' annual post-tax profits

All commissions are paid in DSPs, reinforcing DSP utility and DSM internal commerce.

Scalable Elements

• Global rollout via regional supplier integration
• No supplier fees = rapid onboarding
• Automated pre-order aggregation and fulfillment
• Multi-language, multi-currency platform support

Centralized Control

• DSC supply management by issuing NGO
• DSP conversion rate adjustments
• Platform governance and policy enforcement

• Market adoption risk: DSM's success depends on user and supplier adoption.
• Regulatory risk: Token regulations may impact DSC trading or DSP usage.
• Competition risk: Established e-commerce platforms may replicate the model.
• Technology risk: Platform scalability and security challenges.
• Liquidity risk: DSC market liquidity may be limited initially.

1. Fixed supply: 40 billion DSC
2. Initial listing at $50,000 based on:
   • Built-in retail demand for nearly free products
   • DSP conversion lock = DSC deflationary
   • Non-inflationary issuance backed by purchasing utility
3. Even at 100 billion DSC & $100,000 price tag, the model sustains because:
   • Utility drives demand
   • No secondary market dumping
   • Token backed by real-world transaction demand

DSM's tokenomics create a self-reinforcing ecosystem where:

• Consumer demand for ultra-low prices drives DSP acquisition
• DSP demand increases DSC value through supply reduction
• Higher DSC values attract more participants and suppliers
• Expanded marketplace increases DSP utility and demand

This creates a virtuous cycle supporting long-term value appreciation for DSC holders while providing unprecedented savings for consumers.