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Token, Credits, and Payments

Resultity operates a dual-layer economic model that separates the $RTITY token from internal credits and RCP (Resultity Contribution Points).
This design ensures price stability for clients and fair reward distribution for infrastructure contributors, while progressively transitioning the ecosystem to token-based operations.

Credits​

  • Credits are the internal accounting unit used to pay for API calls and inference;
  • Users acquire credits using $RTITY tokens;
  • Pricing depends on:
    • Model type;
    • Token length;
    • SLA guarantees (e.g., latency, replication);
  • Credits are deducted per request and are non-transferable;
  • Top-ups can be manual or subscription-based;
  • During complex or long-running jobs, credits may be locked in escrow to guarantee availability of funds for node operators.

Credits offer stable pricing for users and decouple external token volatility from service-level experience.

$RTITY Token​

The native token $RTITY serves multiple roles:

  • Purchase of inference credits;
  • Participation in governance (voting, staking);
  • Access to privileged roles (e.g., Subcloud creation, node verification);
  • Protocol alignment through deflationary mechanics (e.g., burning, reserve allocation).

After the Token Generation Event (TGE), $RTITY becomes the primary value and reward layer of the Resultity platform.

RCP: Resultity Contribution Points​

RCP tracks and quantifies contribution across the network:

  • Earned by:

    • Inference execution;
    • Uptime and SLA performance;
    • Participation in Testnet verification jobs;
    • Active Subcloud contributions;
    • Referral activity (new node operators or API users);
    • Inference usage by the account itself (especially in Testnet).

  • RCP is recorded offchain but:

    • Auditable through snapshots;
    • Epoch-based, with balances fixed per period;
    • Convertible to $RTITY based on tokenomics rules and governance.

This ensures contribution-based rewards even before token issuance.

Transition After TGE​

Post-TGE changes include:

  • $RTITY replaces stablecoin payments;
  • API usage flows through token buybacks;
  • Rewards are paid in or derived from $RTITY;
  • RCP can be converted to $RTITY via snapshot checkpoints;
  • Optional burn or redistribution mechanics support long-term token utility.

Incentive Alignment​

The Resultity economy is designed to balance:

  • Predictability for clients — through prepaid credits;
  • Fairness for contributors — via RCP accumulation;
  • Growth for token holders — through staking, governance, and aligned value accrual.

This structure enables Resultity to serve both enterprise needs and the decentralized infrastructure community.