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# Value Flows
Deposit split, fuel wallet, settlement, linear release, withdrawal and burn, referral and leadership rewards — six flows converging on one flywheel.
NEXON's economy has several flows. **Keeping them on separate ledgers is the precondition for reading the mechanism; seen together, they are the engine behind EXON.**
The path of a deposit: from staking to burn, and on to the next order
## Flow ① The deposit split
```
Fuel = 0.28 × P → buys EXON at 1 USDT each → fuel wallet
Stake = the rest → swapped into XO → staked, settled every 12 hours
```
Deposit 1,000 USDT: 280 EXON go into the fuel wallet, the rest is swapped into XO and earns 6 – 20 USDT a day. **Every deposit buys.**
## Flow ② The fuel wallet
The fuel wallet only ever fills: no transfers out, no trading, burned only when rewards are withdrawn. It is a separate ledger from the XO under stake — the first can only be burned, the second earns and pays rewards.
## Flow ③ Time and settlement
The staked XO enters the chosen term of 30 / 90 / 180 / 360 / 540 days, with bonuses of base / +10% / +20% / +30% / +50%. Settlement every 12 hours:
```
Per settlement = staked amount × (0.3% – 1.0%) × (1 + bonus)
```
Rewards land in XO and can be withdrawn at any time; once 100 USDT has accrued it can be staked as a new order — time compounding.
## Flow ④ Linear release
Private-sale EXON is released daily from listing day, over 1,095 days and 2,190 payouts:
```
D = A ÷ 1,095
R_epoch = A ÷ 2,190
```
Released EXON lands in the spot account, to hold or to sell on NEX — sell only, never buy. The whole private sale releases a fixed 182.6k EXON a day.
## Flow ⑤ Withdrawal and burn
Withdraw rewards `W` and choose a settlement speed:
| Settlement | Burned `b` | Economic action |
| ------------- | ---------: | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| Immediate | 30% | Rewards land at once; the fuel wallet burns EXON worth 30% |
| 30-day linear | 20% | Paid daily over 30 days; 20% burns |
| 60-day linear | 10% | Paid daily over 60 days; 10% burns |
```
Burn = W × b ÷ P_EXON
```
The burn is permanent. **Every withdrawal burns.**
## Flow ⑥ Referral rewards and leadership bonuses
Referral rewards are calculated on each downline's daily static output, up to 20 generations and 76% in total; leadership bonuses V1 – V12 are paid on the level differential. Both settle in the same cycle as static rewards, are always paid in XO, and burn EXON on withdrawal in the same way.
## One flywheel
```mermaid
flowchart LR
P["Staking deposit P"] --> B["28% buys EXON"]
P --> S["Rest swapped into XO and staked"]
B --> W["Fuel wallet · in only"]
S --> R["Settled every 12 h at 0.3% – 1.0%"]
R --> C{"Settlement speed"}
C --> N["Rewards land in XO"]
C --> X["Fuel wallet burns 10% – 30% EXON"]
N -. "restake from 100 USDT" .-> P
V["Private-sale EXON released daily"] --> M["NEX spot · sell only"]
classDef anchor fill:#047854,stroke:#047854,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#F5F3F0
classDef engine fill:#8B5CF6,stroke:#8B5CF6,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#F5F3F0
classDef solid fill:#F5F3F0,stroke:#141414,stroke-width:1.2px,color:#141414
class P,V,M solid
class S,R,N anchor
class B,W,C,X engine
```
Buying never stops, burning never stops, the release schedule is fixed, and the float only gets smaller
The more is staked, the more is bought; the more is withdrawn, the more is burned; the release schedule is fixed. From 50 million USDT staked, a year's burn exceeds a year's release; at 100 million, a single day burns up to 600k EXON — 3.3× the daily release.
## The long-term product loop
The wider narrative overlays a second, **user-experience loop**: social discovery → wallet decision → PayFi route → marketplace / card use → data and relationships flowing back under the user's control. EXON's uses in trading, payment, exchange and fees connect as the five entry points go live (Roadmap), and each one that connects adds another way EXON is consumed.
## Six questions reconciliation must answer
At any moment, an audit should be able to answer:
1. Is this asset XO under stake, or EXON in the fuel wallet?
2. Which parameter version applies?
3. Is this reward pending withdrawal, or already settled?
4. Which settlement speed was chosen, and how much EXON burned?
5. Was this EXON released from the private sale, or bought into the fuel wallet?
6. Is the real-world leg paid, or fulfilled?
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