Phase 1: Financial OS for games

Objective: Ship the foundational economic layer any on-chain game can plug into — trading, taxes, treasuries, staking yields, incentives — all unified by HONEY.

💡 About this page High-level map of the Financial OS and how parts fit together. For details, see sub-pages: AMM, AMM Math, Marketplace, Incentives, ggSUI, Treasury (HoneyYield), Oracle, HoneyJar.

🧠 What Is the Financial OS?

A shared, plug-in economic layer that powers game economies on HoneyPlay. It abstracts DeFi complexity into composable services — swaps, taxes, treasuries, emissions, and rewards — so builders focus on gameplay, not protocol plumbing.

🧩 Why call it an “OS”? Like Windows/Android manage core app services, HoneyPlay’s OS manages core economic services: fees, creator rewards, taxes, treasuries yield routing, emission control, and user rewards. Any game can plug in and inherit proven, interoperable logic.

1. Tax-aware AMM

  • Weighted / Stable / Curved pool support

  • Dynamic fee tiers for creator rewards

  • HONEY incentives proportional to swap fees paid

→ See: AMM and AMM Math

2. Marketplace – Gaming-Focused Trading

  • Volume-weighted incentive system

  • Trait bidding & ggSUI-based leverage (configurable)

  • HONEY points for listing / bidding / completed sales

→ See: Marketplace

3. HoneyTaxConfig – Token Rules

  • Per-token tax routing (Burn / Creator / Treasury / Protocol)

  • Enables deflation, creator income, and NFT floor sweeping via treasury

→ See: HoneyTaxConfig

4. ggSUI – Liquid Staking for SUI

  • Stake SUI → receive ggSUI (usable in DeFi + AMM)

  • Earn base SUI rewards plus Marketplace revenue share

→ See: ggSUI

5. HoneyOracle – Emission Controller

  • Monitors HONEY/SUI TWAP price

  • Adjusts emission up/down within neutral bands

  • Adds downside protection; avoids reflexive inflation

→ See: Oracle

6. HoneyJar — Unified User Incentives

  • Single per-user ledger of points across AMM & Marketplace

  • Converts points → HONEY at current emission rate

→ See: HoneyJar

🧠 Economic Role of ggSUI ggSUI injects staking yield into the Financial OS, tying network security and liquidity directly to the HoneyPlay economy. Marketplace fees feed ggSUI holders → more staking → more Treasury growth → stronger HONEY support.

🔁 The Financial Loop (at a glance)

Player Actions (trade, list, stake, bid) │ ├─ AMM Fees ─────────► Creator fees + Protocol revenue ├─ HoneyTaxConfig Taxes ────► Burn + Creator + Treasury + Protocol revenue ├─ Marketplace Fees ──────► ggSUI Vault (share for stakers) + Protocol revenue └─ ggSUI staking Rewards ───► Protocol revenue Protocol revenue ────▶ SUI Treasury + HONEY buybacks Oracle (TWAP) ─────▶ Sets HONEY emission rate HoneyJar ───────▶ Tracks points & distributes HONEY to users

Result: activity ➜ fees ➜ treasury & buybacks ➜ HONEY ➜ user rewards ➜ more activity

🎯 Who Benefits

Role
Gains

Developers

Plug-in economics — no custom DeFi needed

Creators

Automatic royalties & treasury growth (both tokens / NFTs)

Users

Transparent HONEY rewards for activity

Stakers (ggSUI)

Yield + revenue share

Ecosystem

Self-reinforcing economic loops

🧭 Next Steps

Phase 2 builds the Shopify for Games layer on top of this OS — no-code tools, launchpads, and AI-generated game assets.

Start exploring each component to see how they interconnect:

→ AMM: HoneyPlay AMM

→ Marketplace: dNFTs marketplace

→ ggSUI (liquid staked SUI): ggSUI

→ HoneyJar (user incentives): HoneyJar

→ Oracle (dynamic emissions) : Honey Oracle

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