Dynamic Tiering and Passive Yield: Understanding Munokami’s Reward and Burn Architecture

A common friction point in Play-to-Earn (P2E) ecosystems is the requirement to risk an entire capital allocation within an active game environment to maximize rewards. Munokami resolves this friction by introducing a hybrid asset-tracking mechanism alongside a Dynamic Relative Tiering model.

Under this architecture, players do not need to transfer their entire token holdings into their high-frequency game wallet to scale their rewards; instead, the protocol securely factors in external holdings.

Strategic Capital Allocation: Game Wallet vs. Phantom Wallet

To maximize ecosystem security and player flexibility, the platform calculates a user’s Player Level by tracking assets across two distinct layers:

1. The Game Wallet: Holds the active capital required to fund immediate match entries and strategy execution.
2. The External Phantom Wallet: Serves as the primary, secure self-custody vault for larger asset allocations.

Because the underlying smart contracts assess the combined total of both linked environments in real time, players can scale up their Holder Levels without exposing their entire net worth to high-frequency in-game interactions. This dual-layer approach preserves cold-storage security while unlocking maximum platform benefits.

Mechanics of the Dynamic Relative Tiering Model

Instead of relying on fixed, static token thresholds that lose relevance as the market matures, Munokami implements a shifting algorithmic leaderboard. This ensures a competitive, balanced distribution that scales naturally alongside the project’s economy.

[Hourly Scan] ──> Identifies Maximum Token Balance (Global Ceiling)
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[Player Level] ──> Calculated as a % Relative to the Global Ceiling

• The Global Ceiling: Every 60 minutes, the protocol scans the network to identify the single highest token balance across the community. This top holder instantly sets the benchmark ceiling for the entire ecosystem.
• Relative Level Calculation: An individual player’s tier is determined by their percentage distance from that hourly ceiling.
• The Live Leaderboard: Because the benchmark shifts every hour based on top-holder activity, the requirements for the highest tiers adapt dynamically. If the top holder increases their position, the threshold for Level 5 scales proportionally, requiring active participants to strategically manage their holdings to maintain their rank.

The Circular Yield and Deflationary Protocol

The financial mechanics of the platform are designed to prevent the accumulation of idle treasury funds. The protocol functions strictly as a distribution pass-through, meaning the platform itself never retains match fees.

Game Fee Allocations

Ranking Optimization Strategies

Because levels are recalculated strictly on a 60-minute cycle, players have multiple avenues to defend or elevate their ecosystem standing. Tiers can be optimized by compounding match winnings against online opponents, or by acquiring additional tokens directly from decentralized exchanges (DEXs) to adjust to shifting leaderboard demands.