A Deeper Dive into Tokenomics: Value Accrual for ORAI, PIN, and RSS3

A sustainable Web3 project in September 2025 requires more than just innovative technology; it needs a robust tokenomic model that ensures the native token captures the value it helps create. The ORAI, PIN, and RSS3 tokens are designed as integral components of their respective ecosystems, driving economic activity and accruing value as network usage grows.

The ORAI token is the economic lifeblood of the Oraichain ecosystem. Its primary value accrual mechanism is its function as the universal currency for AI services. Every time a DApp uses an AI oracle or a developer deploys a model on the AI Marketplace, fees are paid in ORAI. Furthermore, ORAI is required for staking by validators who secure the network and execute computations, creating a constant demand that scales directly with the network’s economic activity and its role as the intelligence layer of Web3.

The PIN token underpins the Pinlink marketplace economy. Value accrues to PIN through its role as the primary medium of exchange between computer buyers and sellers. Marketplace transactions generate fees, a portion of which could be used for token burns or distributed to stakers. Staking PIN can also provide providers with higher visibility in the marketplace or offer rebates to frequent users, creating a flywheel effect where increased platform utility drives demand for holding and using the token.

The RSS3 token is essential for the operation and security of the Open Information Layer. Its value is tied to the demand for structured, decentralized data. Developers and applications pay query fees in RSS3 to access the network’s data feeds. This revenue is then distributed to the decentralized network of node operators who stake RSS3 tokens as a bond to ensure they provide accurate and timely information. As more of the digital world is indexed by RSS3, the demand for queries and staking will grow in lockstep.

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