Skulls Ludo: Whitepaper
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  • Skulls Ludo Economy
    • Economy & Game Currencies
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  • $SKL Tokenomics
    • Token Utility & Supply
    • Token Rewards & Distribution
  • Staking & Governance
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  • How Players Earn $SKL Tokens?
  • Token Distribution Structure for Player Rewards
  • Why Skulls Ludo Doesn’t Have a Fixed Player Reward Pool?

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  1. $SKL Tokenomics

Token Rewards & Distribution

Players earn $SKL tokens through gameplay, competition, staking, and trading activities, ensuring that long-term engagement is incentivized rather than one-time rewards that could deplete a fixed pool.

How Players Earn $SKL Tokens?

Skulls Ludo follows a performance-based reward system where players earn tokens based on gameplay achievements, ranking, and engagement.

Earning Method

Source of $SKL Tokens

Sustainability Factor

Tournaments & Competitive Play

Part of tournament entry fees & game revenue is redistributed as prize pools.

Self-sustaining model, no fixed token drain.

Seasonal Leaderboards

Top-ranked players earn tokens from seasonal earnings.

Encourages continuous play & competition.

NFT Staking & Passive Rewards

Staked tokens generate passive income for holders.

Staking locks prevent excessive sell pressure.

Marketplace Earnings

Players earn $SKL from selling in-game assets/NFTs.

Player-driven economy fuels token circulation.

Instead of a fixed payout pool that drains over time, earnings are generated dynamically from game revenue, player activity, and staking mechanisms, ensuring continuous sustainability.

Token Distribution Structure for Player Rewards

To balance token flow, Skulls Ludo distributes $SKL through multiple earning channels:

Earning Channel

% of Token Allocation

Tournaments & Ranked Play

35% of competitive earnings come from tournament prize pools.

Seasonal Leaderboards & Challenges

20% is distributed to the top-performing players each season.

NFT Staking & Passive Income

25% rewards long-term stakers & NFT holders.

Marketplace Trading & Engagement Incentives

20% comes from trading activity, encouraging asset sales & purchases.

Players earn proportionally to their engagement, competition, and staking participation, preventing inflation from uncontrolled token emissions.

Why Skulls Ludo Doesn’t Have a Fixed Player Reward Pool?

A fixed token reward pool, where a percentage of the total supply is reserved exclusively for player earnings, can create long-term economic challenges. Once the pool is depleted, rewards either stop or require inflationary minting, leading to potential token devaluation. Additionally, a fixed pool may encourage excessive token farming without meaningful player engagement, ultimately weakening the game’s economic balance.

Instead of relying on a fixed reward model, Skulls Ludo ensures sustainable and fair earnings through competitive gameplay, staking incentives, and marketplace mechanics. Players are rewarded based on skill, participation, and engagement, while tournaments, NFT trading, and staking create real value. This approach prevents inflationary pressure, maintains long-term token demand, and ensures a stable economic model for both players and investors.

🎲 Skulls Ludo is Play-to-Own, not just Play-to-Earn—ensuring lasting value for every player! 🚀🔥

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