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# 6.4 OneFootball Credits ($OFC)

OneFootball Credits ($OFC) serve as the settlement layer of the reputation-backed Fandom Economy. Designed as a MiCA-compliant utility token, $OFC enables value to flow between fans, sponsors, clubs, and partners in a shared economy where verified participation can be rewarded, redeemed, and recirculated across the football ecosystem. 

The token’s economic model of $OFC is built around a simple flywheel. Fans create the supply side of the economy through participation and community activity. Through FanPass and FanScore, that fragmented engagement is aggregated into a coherent reputation layer. On the demand side, brands and sponsors seek access to verified football audiences, precise behavioral cohorts, and measurable campaign outcomes. $OFC connects both sides by acting as the settlement rail for reward pools, utility, and partner-funded activations. 

In this model, commercial demand is converted into $OFC through market purchases, structured buybacks, or treasury allocations, and then deployed into reward pools. Once converted, the value is distributed across the economy as follows: 

* 50% to users who create verified engagement and consented data; 
* 25% to the Treasury or Ecosystem to support future incentives and long-term growth;
* 25% to OneFootball to support operations and product delivery.

This means commercial demand does not stop as media revenue; it becomes circulating ecosystem value. Partners fund qualified fan engagement, fans earn from real revenue, the treasury is replenished for future growth, and OneFootball captures cashflow for building and maintaining the infrastructure that makes the economy work. This creates a healthier relationship between demand and distribution, as well as a more commercially sustainable revenue model that isn't dependent on token liquidations.


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