How It Works

Token Overview

Incentive Design

Operating Model

Token Emissions

Voting on Emissions

Flywheel

Market Dynamics

Real World Use Case

FAQs

Appendix

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1. Are emissions still happening after the three years?

2. If no tokens are left in the treasury, what will be emitted?

3. Why should DER owners still connect after the first three years?

4. How do Energy Players pay DERs?

5. What do DER owners earn before the network generates revenues?

6. Are DER owners required to stake or vote?

7. How can DeFi-inspired coordination mechanisms be meaningfully applied to real-world energy infrastructure?

8. Does the model incentivize device growth, availability of device capacity, or both?

9. How does the incentive and token design make Combinder a compelling long-term investment?

10. How does the token model lead to structural value accrual over time?

11. How does Combinder ensure emissions do not outpace real VPP revenue?

12. What prevents runaway inflation in early phases?

13. How does Combinder avoid monopolies while allowing efficient operators to scale?

14. Will there be explicit mechanisms to help new or smaller VPPs attract emissions?

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