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The OMG Token, the native cryptocurrency of the Omega Network, is designed to power a decentralized ecosystem with various applications such as payments, shopping, social media, and more. The total supply of OMG is fixed at 100 billion tokens, ensuring controlled issuance and long-term sustainability.


Token Distribution:

Miners & Public

1

55% – User Mining / Community Rewards

Distributed to the community through mining, staking, and participation. Incentivizes adoption and decentralization.

2

10% – Node Validators / Network Security

Rewards for nodes validating the network, securing transactions, and maintaining decentralization.

3

5% – Staking & Participation Rewards

Encourages long-term holding, governance participation, and ecosystem engagement.

4

10% – Airdrops & Onboarding Rewards

Allocated for early adopters, partnerships, and user acquisition campaigns.

5

5% – Exchange & Liquidity Provisioning

Ensures liquidity for DEX/CEX listings and smooth token trading.

Core & Development

1

10% – Treasury / Ecosystem Fund

Supports development of dApps, grants, partnerships, and ecosystem growth.

2

5% – Core Team & Operations

Long-term development, operations, and maintenance. Fully vested to align incentives.

Supply distribution chart

The Omega Network employs a fair and transparent distribution model. Mining rewards will decrease over time to maintain scarcity and drive long-term value. OMG tokens will be used for transaction fees, smart contract execution, staking, and governance decisions within the ecosystem.

As adoption grows, the demand for OMG will increase, encouraging users to participate in the network by validating transactions and securing the blockchain. This sustainable economic model ensures long-term viability and fosters a robust, decentralized financial system.


Token Emission Policy

The OMG Token emission policy is designed to create a fair, controlled, and sustainable mining ecosystem. It follows a structured algorithm that dynamically adjusts the mining rate based on the total number of users participating in the Omega Network. As more users join, the base mining speed decreases to maintain scarcity and long-term value.

Mathematical Model of Base Speed Calculation

B(n)={2.24 Ω/hr,if n<1,0001.12 Ω/hr,if 1,000n<20,0000.76 Ω/hr,if 20,000n<100,0000.38 Ω/hr,if 100,000n<1,000,0000.17 Ω/hr,if 1,000,000n<10,000,0000.10 Ω/hr,if n10,000,000 B(n) = \begin{cases} 2.24\ \Omega/\text{hr}, & \text{if } n < 1{,}000 \\ 1.12\ \Omega/\text{hr}, & \text{if } 1{,}000 \le n < 20{,}000 \\ 0.76\ \Omega/\text{hr}, & \text{if } 20{,}000 \le n < 100{,}000 \\ 0.38\ \Omega/\text{hr}, & \text{if } 100{,}000 \le n < 1{,}000{,}000 \\ 0.17\ \Omega/\text{hr}, & \text{if } 1{,}000{,}000 \le n < 10{,}000{,}000 \\ 0.10\ \Omega/\text{hr}, & \text{if } n \ge 10{,}000{,}000 \end{cases}

where:

  • B(n) is the base mining speed in OMG per session

  • n is the total number of active users in the Omega Network


Structured Emission Phases:

Mining Rate Chart
Total Active Miners (A)
Base Mining Speed (OMG per hour session)

0 - 1K

2.24 Ω

1K - 20K

1.12 Ω

20K - 100K

0.76 Ω

100K - 1M

0.38 Ω

1M - 10M

0.17 Ω

10M+

0.10 Ω


Adaptive Mining Algorithm

The Omega Network uses a dynamically adjusting mining model where the base speed continuously decreases as more users join the network. The emission curve follows an exponential decay function to ensure controlled supply while encouraging early adoption. The mining reward per user at any given time is:

R(n)=B(n)×AR(n) = B(n) \times A

where:

  • R(n) is the reward per mining session

  • B(n) is the base mining speed (from the stepwise function)

  • A is the activity multiplier based on user engagement

As more users join, the system automatically transitions into the next emission phase, ensuring fair distribution and preventing inflation.


Long-Term Sustainability

The Omega Network's mining algorithm ensures that OMG tokens remain scarce over time, creating long-term value while keeping the network decentralized. By adjusting the emission rate based on network adoption, the system maintains fairness and sustainability while rewarding early contributors.


Mathematical Model of Referral Bonus

The referral bonus rewards users who invite others to mine OMG. The bonus speed is determined as follows:

Condition
Bonus Speed Multiplier

Active Referral (Last mining ≤ 24 hours)

+25% of Base Speed

Inactive Referral (Last mining > 24 hours)

No Bonus Speed

Formula:

If the number of active referrals is R, and the base mining speed is B(n), then the total mining speed S(n) is calculated as:

S(n)=B(n)+(0.25×B(n)×Ractive)S ( n ) = B ( n ) + ( 0.25 × B ( n ) × R a c t i v e )

where:

  • B(n) is the base mining speed.

  • R(active) is the number of active referrals (users who mined within the last 24 hours).

  • Total speed increases proportionally with the number of active referrals.


Mathematical Model of Referral Bonus

The Bond Bonus rewards users who form a group of 5 trusted active miners who mine daily. If all 5 members in the bond group mine continuously, the user receives a 25% boost on their base mining speed. If the group has less than 5 active members, the bond bonus remains 0%.

Active Members in Bond
Bonus Speed Multiplier

5 Active Members

+25% of Base Speed

Less than 5 Active Members

No Bonus Speed

Formula:

If the number of active referrals is R, and the base mining speed is B(n), then the total mining speed S(n) is calculated as:

S(n)=B(n)+(0.25×B(n)×X)S ( n ) = B ( n ) + ( 0.25 × B ( n ) × X )

where:

  • B(n) is the base mining speed.

  • G is the number of active members in the bond group.

  • X is a binary condition:

  • X=1 if G=5 (all 5 members are actively mining in the last 24 hours).

  • X=0 if G<5 (any member is inactive, resulting in no bonus).

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