Token Utility Overview

$ASRR will support a wide range of current and future use cases across the Assisterr ecosystem, structured as follows:

1. Model Creation & Treasury Seeding

When creating a new Specialized Language Model (SLM) or AI Agent, users deposit $ASRR to initialize its smart contract-based treasury. This treasury funds operational costs, contributor incentives, and long-term agent development.

2. Fees & Payments

$ASRR is used to pay for various platform services including:

• Agent deployment and publishing

• Access to premium tooling in the AI Lab

• Marketplace listing enhancements

• Curated datasets and modular add-ons

• API usage and advanced automation

3. Contributor Rewards

$ASRR is distributed to users who create value for the ecosystem, including:

• Dataset providers

• Validators and curators

• Prompt designers and model testers

• Early adopters who help drive usage and feedback

Each agent DAO may define its own custom reward logic, powered by $ASRR and transparent smart contracts.

4. Staking (Post-TGE)

Following the Token Generation Event (TGE), staking will be launched. Token holders will be able to lock $ASRR to earn protocol-level rewards, gain voting power, and support incentive stability. Over time, staking mechanics may evolve to include agent-specific pools, contribution-based weighting, and reputation-aligned multipliers.

5. Governance & DAO Participation

Each tokenized agent operates as a mini-DAO, governed via Management Tokens (MT). $ASRR facilitates this by:

• Funding the initial treasury to mint MTs

• Enabling voting on agent-level proposals and upgrades

• Potentially supporting protocol-wide meta-governance

6. Agent Token Launchpad

Through the Tokenization Hub, agents can issue their own sub-tokens for funding, access, or governance. $ASRR often acts as a reserve or backing asset in these launches, creating demand as more agents go live.