Realio (RIO) Tokenomics

The Realio Network is a Layer-1 multi-chain Web3 ecosystem specifically designed for the issuance and management of digitally native Real-World Assets (RWAs). Its token economics are structured around a multi-token model that includes RIO, RST, and LMX, each serving distinct roles within the network's security and utility frameworks.

Issuance Mechanism

The Realio Network utilizes a native multi-staking public Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. This system is designed to secure the network with real-world value by allowing multiple assets to be used for staking.

• RIO (Realio Network Token): RIO is the native cryptocurrency and utility token of the network. It has a total supply cap of 175,000,000 tokens. It is used for network operations, including paying for transaction fees and participating in the consensus mechanism.
• RST (Realio Security Token): RST is a hybrid digital security token representing equity in Realio. It was tokenized under a Reg D/S offering.
• LMX (Liquid Mining Fund): LMX is a tokenized fund specializing in low-cost Bitcoin production that can also be used within the network's staking architecture.

Allocation Mechanism

The network's supply is distributed among various stakeholders to ensure decentralized participation and long-term sustainability.

The network also features a P2P Order Book and an investment platform to facilitate the trading and leveraging of private real-world assets.

Usage and Incentive Mechanism

The Realio Network employs several mechanisms to incentivize participants and provide utility for its native tokens:

• Staking Rewards: Both validators and delegators can bond $RIO, $RST, and $LMX to the network. In return, they earn block rewards proportional to their total contribution. This multi-staking model is intended to strengthen validator profitability and network security.
• Network Fees: RIO is used as the primary medium for settling transaction fees across the ecosystem.
• RWA Tokenization: The network provides a secure, decentralized process for creating new assets, allowing users to tokenize real-world value.
• Governance: Tokenholders who participate as validators or delegators are granted the right to vote on network upgrades and protocol changes, ensuring the ecosystem remains user-driven.
• EVM Interoperability: Through a partnership with evmOS, the network leverages EVM compatibility and the Inter-Blockchain-Communication (IBC) protocol. This allows Realio to interact with over 90 other chains, expanding the utility of its assets across the broader Cosmos and Ethereum ecosystems.

Locking and Unlocking Mechanisms

The Realio Network uses a bonding mechanism for its staking process.

• Locking Mechanism: To participate in consensus and earn rewards, users must "bond" their tokens (RIO, RST, or LMX). Bonding effectively locks the assets, making them illiquid while they are contributing to the network's security.
• Unlocking and Unstaking: While specific global unlocking schedules for the total supply were not detailed in the available data, the staking process involves an "unbonding" period. For example, in similar Cosmos-based architectures, users must wait for a predefined period after initiating an unstake request before their tokens become liquid again.

Information regarding specific, time-based unlocking schedules for initial allocations or team distributions was not available.