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Reward Policy ​

Draft

Status: Draft Version: 0.2.0 Last Updated: 2026-05-16 Owner: Axodus Tokenomics


Purpose ​

Reward Policy defines how $Neurons may be issued through controlled, verifiable eligibility flows.

Scope ​

The current reward model should be understood as PoK-authorized issuance. It does not define staking rewards, DAO rewards, vesting rewards, or fixed allocation pools.

Supported Reward Pattern ​

Rewards can be supported when they are represented as authorized mint events that satisfy the Neurons Token System rules:

  • valid Proof-of-Knowledge or eligibility authorization;
  • EIP-712 signature;
  • ECDSA validation;
  • unused nonce;
  • maximum 100 $Neurons per transaction;
  • maximum 1,000 $Neurons per user per day;
  • 1-hour cooldown;
  • global supply cap availability.

Possible Reward Contexts ​

Possible reward contexts include Academy participation, knowledge validation, campaign participation, controlled airdrops, and other eligibility-based programs.

Each program requires a defined authorization policy and must avoid financial-return language.

Reward Policy Object ​

A reward policy should define program name, source application, eligibility criteria, proof requirement, authorized signer role, maximum reward amount, campaign budget if applicable, per-user limit, cooldown applicability, nonce policy, anti-abuse checks, reporting fields, contract reference, and status.

Not Currently Defined ​

The current model does not define locked reward balances, automatic vesting, staking emissions, DAO treasury rewards, investor allocations, or public sale emissions.

Anti-Abuse Controls ​

Controls include PoK validation, nonce uniqueness, cooldown, daily limits, per-transaction limits, signer review, campaign monitoring, anomaly detection, and pause controls where implemented.

Risk Considerations ​

Risks include reward farming, sybil behavior, signer compromise, off-chain eligibility errors, excessive campaign issuance, user confusion, and contract-policy mismatch.

Released as living documentation for the Axodus ecosystem.