Token Sinks
Lazy Student includes multiple mandatory consumption sinks to ensure sustainable token velocity.
These sinks reduce circulating supply as usage increases.
1. Access Burn
A percentage (5–15%) of every EA unlock is permanently burned.
Example:
- Student pays 10 $LST
- 1 $LST is burned
- 9 $LST goes to creator + treasury
Burn rate is adjustable via governance.
2. Slashing Mechanisms
Creators stake $LST to publish.
If they violate rules (e.g., plagiarism, spam), a portion of their stake is slashed.
Slashed tokens are:
- Burned (severe cases)
- Sent to treasury (minor cases)
This enforces quality and accountability.
3. Automation Credit Consumption
AI features require non-refundable $LST credits.
Examples:
- 0.5 $LST per quiz generation
- 1 $LST per study plan
- 2 $LST per workflow automation
These credits are burned on use.
4. Expiring Licenses (Optional Future Sink)
Governance may introduce:
- Time-bound access
- Subscription-based unlocks
- Renewal fees
Each renewal burns a percentage of tokens.
Why Sinks Matter
Token sinks ensure:
- Lower circulating supply
- Higher long-term sustainability
- Demand tied to real usage
- No reliance on emissions or inflation
Lazy Student is designed to avoid the failures of Learn-to-Earn models by anchoring token value to consumption, not speculation.