Digital Shopping Mall – Tokenomics

1. Business Model Overview

Digital Shopping Mall (DSM) introduces a collective pre-order mechanism allowing buyers to access wholesale-equivalent prices—up to 99% below market value—via proprietary shopping vouchers known as Digital Shopping Points (DSPs).

Key Features

Consumers purchase DSPs to pre-order or buy products/services.
DSPs are non-tradable, internal-use vouchers—not cryptocurrencies.
Suppliers can opt to receive wholesale payments in fiat currencies, no platform fees.
DSM aggregates retail demand to meet suppliers’ bulk requirements.

2. Tokenomics Structure

Tokens Involved

DSC Digital Shopping Coin: Blockchain-based utility token; total supply capped at 40 billion.

DSP Digital Shopping Point: Non-transferable voucher pegged 1:1 to DSC, used exclusively within DSM.

Conversion Rules

DSC → DSP (one-way, irreversible)
DSPs are not tradable or exchange-listed
DSPs function solely as in-ecosystem purchasing power

Initial Valuation

$50,000 per DSC, set by the issuing NGO on selected exchanges.

Value Mechanics

Demand for DSPs drives demand for DSC.
Irreversible DSC → DSP conversion reduces circulating DSC supply.
DSP demand increases with marketplace usage, boosting DSC price.

3. Market Demand Drivers

DSM users can pre-order items at 1% of their cost (e.g., $1,800 item for $18).
As more DSPs are acquired to pre-order deals, DSC demand rises.
DSC’s limited supply + usage-driven demand = price appreciation pressure.
Only way to access DSM’s ultra-low prices is via DSP → reinforces the feedback loop.

4. Revenue Model & Yield Opportunities

Passive Earning Infrastructure

Up to 10 levels of referral-based affiliate commissions
DSP-based commission payouts (non-cash)
Revenue share from ad placements and premium services
Up to $100,000 endorsement commissions per recommended product

Founding Members Share

10% of DSM’s monthly revenue
20% of DSM subsidiaries' annual post-tax profits

Payout Medium:
All commissions are paid in DSPs, reinforcing DSP utility and DSM internal commerce.

5. Scalability & Control

Scalable Elements

Global rollout via regional supplier integration
No supplier fees = rapid onboarding
Platform designed for high-frequency microtransactions via DSPs

Security Design

Non-tradable DSP = no risk of theft or dumping
No peer-to-peer DSP transfers = market integrity maintained
DSP use limited to DSM ecosystem = closed-loop economic control

6. Why This Model Works

✅ Direct link between demand and token appreciation
✅ Strong supplier value prop (no fees, fiat payouts)
✅ Fixed token supply, with deflationary conversion mechanics
✅ Exclusive access incentivizes continuous DSP acquisition
✅ Commission and reward model ensures viral network growth

7. Valuation Logic – DSC at $50,000

Fixed supply: 40 billion DSC
Initial listing at $50,000 based on:
- Built-in retail demand for nearly free products
- DSP conversion lock = DSC deflationary
- Non-inflationary issuance backed by purchasing utility
Even at 100 billion DSC & $100,000 price tag, the model sustains because:
- Utility drives demand
- No secondary market dumping
- Token backed by real-world transaction demand

Conclusion

DSM is a closed-loop, deflationary economic ecosystem combining:

Mass-market shopping utility
Incentive-driven user growth
Strong supplier and consumer-side economics
A unique, controlled, value-accretive token system