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SPORE Value

What Is Token Burning?โ€‹

Token burning removes SPORE from circulation permanently. When 10% of revenue is used to buy and destroy SPORE tokens, the total supply shrinks. With fewer tokens available and stable demand, each remaining SPORE becomes more valuable.


Simple Example: How It Worksโ€‹

Starting point:

  • Total SPORE: 10 billion tokens
  • Price: USD 0.01 per SPORE
  • Market cap: USD 100 million

What happens:

  1. User pays USD 1.20 for compute rental
  2. 10% (USD 0.12) is used to buy SPORE at market price
  3. At USD 0.01 per token, this buys 12 SPORE
  4. These 12 tokens are permanently destroyed
  5. Supply drops to 9,999,999,988 SPORE
  6. Each remaining token represents a slightly larger share of the network

Result: With fewer tokens but same demand, price rises over time.


Why Burning Increases Valueโ€‹

The simple math:

Price = Market Demand รท Available Supply

Without burning:

  • Supply stays at 10 billion
  • Demand grows as users adopt
  • Price rises slowly

With burning:

  • Supply shrinks (10 โ†’ 6 โ†’ 4 billion)
  • Demand grows as users adopt
  • Price rises much faster (compounding effect)

Why SPORE Price Will Increaseโ€‹

Fixed Price Till June 30, 2026: USD 0.01 per SPORE

After June 30, 2026: SPORE price floats based on market demand.

Why it will likely increase:

  1. Burning reduces supply: 10% of all revenue burns SPORE, shrinking total supply
  2. Demand increases: As more users adopt Project Mycelium, demand for SPORE grows
  3. Economics: Fewer tokens + more demand = higher price

Example over 4 years:

  • Starting price: USD 0.01/SPORE
  • USD 1 billion in cumulative revenue
  • 10% burned = 1 billion SPORE removed from 10 billion supply
  • Remaining supply: 9 billion SPORE (90% of original)
  • If demand stays constant: Price rises to ~USD 0.011 per SPORE
  • If demand grows 10x: Price could reach USD 0.10+ per SPORE

Benefit: Mycelium Hosts holding SPORE benefit from this appreciation.