Tokenomics
Community Pool: The Gonka Ecosystem's Common Fund
In Gonka, 20% of every AI request doesn't go to the host, but to a common fund – the Community Pool. This isn't a tax, but an investment in the network's future: training new models, developer grants, tool development.
What is the Community Pool
The Community Pool is a fund where 20% of the payment for every inference request in the Gonka network is directed. The remaining 80% goes to the host who processed the request. Funds in the pool are managed decentralizing and spent on ecosystem development.
What the Pool is Spent On
Main directions: training new AI models (more models = more network utility), grants to developers and contributors through bug bounties, development of SDKs, tools, and documentation. The Community Pool is a growth engine: every token spent increases the network's value for all participants.
How This Affects GNK Value
Funds from the Community Pool go towards ecosystem growth. More models - more users. More tools - easier to connect. More developers - faster development. All this increases demand for GNK (needed to pay for requests) and, consequently, supports the token price. This is a virtuous cycle of growth.
Community Pool – 20% of every AI request goes to the development of the Gonka ecosystem. Model training, grants, tools – all for the growth of the network and the value of GNK.
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