Economics & The Flywheel
TSE’s design creates a reinforcing flywheel between users, liquidity, performance, and price:
Users buy Keys
New inflows push price up along the bonding curve.
67% of each buy strengthens the liquidity reserve.
30% feeds the Performance Pool.
Liquidity & Pool Grow
Deeper liquidity makes it easier for larger players to enter/exit.
A larger Performance Pool can execute stronger, more frequent buybacks.
Teams Perform
Match results and league standings feed into the performance scoring system.
The Performance Pool buys Keys of the best-performing teams.
Buybacks Push Value
Buybacks reduce circulating supply and push price up along the bonding curve.
Holders see appreciation without needing to sell to each other.
Attract More Capital
As the system demonstrates non-zero-sum dynamics, more “intelligent capital” (fans who refuse to bet but like rational exposure) enters.
New inflows restart and amplify the cycle.
Over time, this flywheel can transform TSE into a global sports asset standard, much as Bitcoin became a standard for digital monetary value.
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