Our hybrid stake-to-access model lets you run MCP servers and potentially earn from Protocol-Owned Liquidity
Stake $RUBRIC tokens to run servers
Users stake $RUBRIC in a dedicated platform contract to run server instances. The required amount is dynamic, based on server cost and token volatility.
Trading fees offset server costs
The platform maintains Protocol-Owned Liquidity in AMM pools. Trading fees generated by this POL are used to offset the user's server operational costs.
Regular cost-vs-fee calculations
A backend service compares your share of earned POL fees against your server cost hourly, resulting in either a surplus (potential yield) or deficit (stake deduction).
Each MCP server has an hourly operational cost based on its resource usage and configuration.
Trading fees from Protocol-Owned Liquidity pools are distributed proportionally to staked users.
Fees are compared to costs, resulting in either stake growth or depletion depending on the balance.
When POL fees exceed your server costs, the surplus is credited to your stake balance, effectively creating yield on your staked tokens.
When server costs exceed POL fees, the difference is deducted from your stake balance. The server continues running until stake is depleted.
Distribution across key stakeholders
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