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White Paper - FutureStart Token

Tokenomics

Core Components:
1. FST Token :
 Utility token for rewards, governance, and platform payments.
2. Burn and Treasury Mechanism :
 Dynamic fee split into burn and treasury components.
3. Staking and Liquidity Incentives :
 Drive token adoption and reduce supply.
4. Hyperledger Integration :
 Use Hyperledger Fabric with EVM compatibility for performance and flexibility.

Token Supply and Distribution
• Total Supply: 10 billion FutureStart Tokens (FST)
• Token Distribution: 1% of the total supply
◦ 40%: Students (Program Access and Learning Incentives)
◦ 10%: Trainers
◦ 10%: Universities/Certification agencies (Strategic Partnerships)
◦ 20%: Platform Operations and Maintenance
◦ 10%: Marketing and Community Engagement
◦ 10%: Investors
This distribution ensures that key players in the educational process, including
students, trainers, and universities, are well-rewarded for their contributions.

FutureStart Token - Mathematical Framework

Token Supply Parameters
Base Parameters
 Total Supply: TS = 10 × 10⁹ FST (10 billion tokens)
 Initial Distribution Rate: DR = 0.01 (1% of total supply)
 Initial Distributed Supply: DS = TS × DR = 10⁸ FST

Distribution Allocation Function
For any stakeholder group x, the allocation A(x) is:

A(x) = DS × P(x)

Where P(x) represents percentage allocation:
 P(students) = 0.40 (40%)
 P(trainers) = 0.10 (10%)
 P(universities) = 0.10 (10%)
 P(operations) = 0.20 (20%)
 P(marketing) = 0.10 (10%)
 P(investors) = 0.10 (10%)

Distribution Constraint: ∑P(x) = 1

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