Protocol · Economy
Supply & Demand
The Clash Rush economy is built on a simple principle: as the platform grows, the utility of CR and the demand for it grow alongside it.
New CR enters circulation through a predictable emission schedule. Staking, platform utility, buybacks and burns work in the opposite direction, creating demand and reducing the amount of CR actively circulating. Platform activity, not uncontrolled inflation, drives long-term growth.
Supply
The supply of CR follows transparent, predetermined rules. It is shaped by:
- Fixed maximum supply
- Proof of Play emissions
- Halving schedule
- Periodic CR burns
Proof of Play gradually introduces new CR into circulation, and halvings reduce the rate of new emissions over time. Once the token launches, CR accumulated through daily buybacks is periodically burned and permanently removed from circulation. Emissions introduce supply. Halvings slow it. Burns remove it.
Demand
Demand for CR comes from its utility and from activity across the Clash Rush platform. As more players participate, CR is used across:
- Gaming: CR is a buy-in currency in Clash Rush games, so players can compete directly with CR.
- Staking: Stake CR to upgrade Mining Badges and take part in Governance.
- Marketplace: Pay trading and rental fees, and use CR across supported asset transactions.
- Governance: Staked CR gives a vote, used directly or through delegation.
- Premium Features: Access additional platform utilities and experiences.
- Future Utility: New games and features can introduce more uses for CR.
- Buybacks: A portion of platform revenue buys CR from the open market every day.
Staked CR stays out of active circulation for as long as it remains staked, and buybacks create recurring market demand tied directly to platform revenue.
Economic Flywheel
As participation grows, more activity takes place across Clash Rush. That activity expands CR utility, generates platform revenue and creates more reasons to stake. Revenue funds daily buybacks, and the bought-back CR is periodically burned. Meanwhile, staking locks CR into productive use through Mining Badges and governance.
More activity drives utility and demand. Halvings reduce new supply. Staking locks CR. Burns remove CR.