Tokenomics
$INVO
The protocol token is tied to one thing only: how much stock the network actually distributes.
- Stock distributed
- $0.00
- Fees collected
- $0.00
- Value burned
- $0.00
The flywheel
Fees are charged on issuance, not on you
Every time Invo converts a verified receipt into stock, the protocol takes 1% of the reward's notional value. Your reward is quoted after this, so there is never a surprise deduction from your balance.
75% of fees buy back $INVO
Those fees are used to buy $INVO on the open market. The purchased tokens are burned, permanently reducing supply. The remaining share funds operations: receipt review, custody integrations, and expanding brand coverage.
Volume, not speculation, drives the burn
The burn rate is a direct function of how many receipts the network processes. More users earning stock means more fees, which means more burn. There is no emission schedule and no staking yield propping up the number.
Worth being clear about
$INVO is a protocol token, not a security, and holding it is not required to use Invo. Buyback-and-burn reduces supply; it does not guarantee price. The stock rewards you earn are entirely separate from $INVO and are unaffected by its price.