Demand and Supply (Investor Protection Sheet)

This section outlines the main factors influencing demand and supply within the Dlicom ecosystem and how these dynamics relate to platform performance.

On the supply side, token vesting is the primary driver. Allocations for the team, ecosystem development, and other categories are locked and released gradually through monthly vesting schedules. These allocations represent less than 30% of total supply, which is relatively low compared to industry standards.

Additional supply pressure may come from reward mechanisms. Users earning Dlicom tokens through personalized advertising or content monetization may sell part of their rewards. Revenue liquidation by the platform can also add supply when $DLI is used to cover operational costs, investments, and profit distribution, including stablecoin payouts within the SFR model.

On the demand side, several mechanisms support consistent and organic demand. Staking is one of the most significant drivers, as users and investors purchase $DLI to participate in the Stake for Revenue model, which distributes a share of platform earnings. This links token demand to expected cash flows and platform performance.

Premium subscriptions also create recurring demand, as users pay fees in $DLI to access advanced features.

Advertising activity further contributes to demand. Advertising companies and users can promote content within the Dlicom application. While advertisers may pay in cryptocurrency or fiat, users pay exclusively in cryptocurrency to preserve the decentralized nature of the platform. Advertisers may also pay directly in Dlicom tokens.

All advertising revenue received in Dlicom tokens is distributed in DLI. When revenue is received in fiat currency, those funds are used to purchase Dlicom tokens from the market before distribution as monetization rewards, reinforcing token demand.

Personalized and rewarded advertising strengthens this mechanism. Users choose which rewarded ads to view through a dedicated app section. These campaigns operate as business-to-business agreements with advertising companies. Fiat revenues are converted into $DLI before payout, further reinforcing demand.

Governance also supports long-term demand. Investors staking $DLI through the SFR model receive voting rights based on token amount and lockup duration. Governance incentives encourage long-term staking, participation in decision-making, and proposals that improve the platform over time.