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🛒 Marketplace

Overview 🧾​

The Marketplace is the core exchange hub of the InFlora economy. Players can buy and sell goods produced on their lands, using $FLORA as the exclusive currency. The marketplace is open to all users, regardless of their role, but operates under strict decentralized rules to ensure fairness and sustainability.

What Can Be Bought or Sold? 🔄​

Only products generated in lands (such as crops, livestock, timber, minerals, etc.) can be listed and traded.
Additionally, only players with the Booster role are allowed to craft items that upgrade player levels, which are also tradable in the marketplace.

Who Administers the Marketplace? 👨‍⚖️​

The marketplace is decentralized and rule-based. All transactions must go through the public market — players cannot self-deal, meaning a user with multiple roles cannot sell directly to themselves.

You, as the developer/operator, will define the pricing algorithms and fee structure at launch. Over time, a governance system may allow community voting to adjust these parameters.

Fees & Token Burn 🔥💰​

  • All purchases in the marketplace are paid in $FLORA.
  • 100% of $FLORA used to buy items will be burned, reducing token supply.
  • However, a small transaction fee (percentage TBD) will be redirected to the Central Bank, which:
    • Sustains the ecosystem,
    • Funds staking rewards,
    • And generates revenue for the developer/operator.

Auctions or Fixed Prices? 🧃​

At launch, the system will support fixed pricing only.

In the future, event-based auctions or limited-time offers could be introduced to enhance liquidity and add gamified economic strategies.

Economic Impact 📉📈​

The marketplace acts as a deflationary engine for $FLORA. Since tokens used in trades are burned, the circulating supply decreases over time, helping to combat inflation.
By requiring all users to use the marketplace (no peer-to-peer trades allowed), the game maintains economic transparency, and prevents closed-loop resource hoarding.

The fee redirected to the Central Bank ensures that liquidity and staking incentives remain sustainable, creating a healthy token sink and feedback loop.