The Core Utility of $CAP
Governance $CAP is the governance token of Cap Infra DAO. Holders can stake $CAP to obtain vCAP (voting rights), which are used to vote on core parameters of the protocol, including:
Curation voting: Approve or remove third-party RWA assets in the Cap Infra aggregator.
Cost switch: Sets the revenue rate model for the agreement.
Treasury Management: Manages the RWA asset allocation of the Capverse DAO Treasury.
Launchpad Approval: Voting determines which new RWA projects can be distributed through the "gamified launchpad".
Value Accrual As the core value anchor of $CAP, the Cap Infra infrastructure will capture real revenue (in the form of stablecoins such as USDC) from all its financial activities. These revenue sources include:
AI-Advisor Management Fee: A percentage of the Total Value Locked (TVL) managed through AI-Advisor is charged as an agreement fee.
P2O Infrastructure Service Fee: A service fee charged to third-party games that use the “P2O Rewards Infrastructure”.
DAO Treasury Solution Fee: A performance fee or administration fee charged to agreements that use the "DAO Treasury Management" tool.
Launchpad Distribution Fee: A percentage of the revenue generated from RWA projects successfully launched through the "Gamified Launchpad".
These protocol revenues will be activated via a "protocol switch" in DAO governance and distributed 100% to $CAP stakers. This makes $CAP a "real yield" token that captures the growth dividends of the RWA sector.
Incentives The $CAP token will be used to strategically bootstrap the growth of the ecosystem.
Gamification incentives A "super reward" for top players in Capverse or for completing challenging RWA investment missions.
Liquidity incentives Incentivize users to provide initial liquidity to the "AI-Advisor Vault".
Priority Access (Utility) Users who stake $CAP will gain priority access and higher limits to new assets on newly integrated, capacity-limited, high-yield RWA products (such as private credit vaults) or gamified launchpads.
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