Economics
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Satin Finance’s native token, SATIN, plays a critical role in aligning incentives across the platform. SATIN is used to:
Reward lenders and underwriters for their participation
Provide governance rights to stakers
Act as a buffer in the event of loan defaults
Stakers in Satin Finance can stake SATIN to earn a portion of the protocol’s revenue through open-market buybacks. Stakers play a similar role to equity investors, helping support the overall growth and stability of the protocol. Satin’s revenue model is based on loan origination fees, interest fees, and insurance premiums, providing a sustainable income source to support ongoing rewards for token holders.
Satin Finance’s token supply is carefully managed, with a gradual vesting schedule for early investors and team members to ensure long-term stability.
Satin’s current focus is on expanding its user base, starting with small businesses in underserved sectors that need access to credit. With its innovative model, Satin has positioned itself to capture a significant portion of the credit market.