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  • OVERVIEW
    • Platform Overview
    • Project Vision
    • Tokenomics
      • Burn Mechanism
    • Revenue Models
    • Roadmap
      • osDAO - Decentralized Governance
      • osFork - Tokenized Code Assets
      • osBUIDL - No-Code Development Platform
  • FEATURES
    • Decentralization
    • Easy Integration
    • AI Powered Features
    • Core Platform Features
  • CORE ARCHITECTURE
    • Architecture Overview
    • Smart Contract Structure
    • On-Chain Verification
    • Arweave Integration
    • Infrastructure Services
  • PLATFORM GUIDE AND APPLICATIONS
    • Getting Started Guide
    • Use Cases
    • Future Development
    • Conclusion
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  • How It Works
  • Funding Sources
  • Economic Model

OpenSource implements automatic token burns funded by platform revenue and contributor rewards reserve, creating deflationary pressure through platform activity.

How It Works

Burn Events

  • 1,000 $OS burned per repository creation

  • 500 $OS burned per code commit

  • Burns funded from platform revenue and contributor rewards reserve

  • Permanent removal from circulation

Funding Sources

Revenue-Based Burns

  • Platform fees converted to $OS for burns

  • Infrastructure service payments allocated to burn pool

  • Premium feature subscriptions contribute to burns

Reserve Allocation

  • Portion of contributor rewards reserve designated for burns

  • Ensures sustainability without impacting user tokens

  • Transparent on-chain tracking

Economic Model

Platform activity drives token burns. Higher usage creates more burns, reducing supply while revenue streams ensure sustainable funding. The mechanism scales naturally with ecosystem growth.