# Ecosystem Design, Incentives, and Governance #### CEX/DEX integration model UNIKO operates across both: · Centralised exchanges for order-book execution and depth-based quoting · Decentralised exchanges for on-chain swaps and LP-based liquidity flows A.M.M.Q’s routing and liquidity support modules are designed to select execution paths based on: · depth availability · slippage estimates · fees and transaction costs · latency and reliability · risk constraints #### Incentive distribution (conceptual) UNIKO’s value flows are designed to distribute outcomes across multiple roles to support ecosystem sustainability.


Recipient / Pool	Purpose
Participants	Primary value increase allocation
Referrers / sharers	Growth and distribution incentives
Reward pools	Long-term ecosystem incentives
Fees / operating allocation	System operation, infrastructure, maintenance
Burn pools	Supply reduction and long-term support

#### Team generational reward structure UNIKO supports team-based generational incentives.


Generation	Bonus Ratio	Generation	Bonus Ratio
1	20%	11	3%
2	10%	12	3%
3	10%	13	2%
4	10%	14	2%
5	10%	15	2%
6	5%	16	1%
7	5%	17	1%
8	5%	18	1%
9	5%	19	1%
10	3%	20	1%

#### Weekly review and dynamic optimisation UNIKO’s ecosystem tier and evaluation criteria can be reviewed on a weekly cycle, and users who do not meet requirements may be automatically adjusted to the appropriate level. This mechanism is designed to keep the structure aligned with ecosystem needs and market evolution. #### Governance options (high-level) UNIKO governance can evolve through phased models: 1. Foundation governance (initial phase)\ Controlled parameter updates and safety governance with strict change controls. 2. Hybrid governance (growth phase)\ Community proposals and signalling, combined with safety-reviewed execution. 3. On-chain governance (mature phase)\ Protocol-level governance for selected parameters, with guardrails and timelocks. Governance scope can include: · Tier and cap configuration · Risk parameter updates · Reward pool policy · Burn/protection routing policy · Treasury and reserve policy (if applicable) --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://uniko.gitbook.io/uniko-whitepaper/ecosystem-design-incentives-and-governance.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.