Current Network Metrics
Note: The numbers in this document are indicative and not final. They reflect the current framework discussed in Townhall 23 and may change based on community feedback and final launch parameters. We recommend reading this alongside the Townhall recording for full context.
This section applies the token architecture to Dabba’s current operating metrics.
Baseline Assumptions
Active Hotspots: 120,000
Monthly ARPU: $7
Monthly Hotspot Growth: 20%
Initial Annual Emission: 600,000,000 DBT
Emissions decline 10% annually
Token Price (illustrative): $0.05
1. Current Monthly Revenue
Monthly revenue:
Annualized revenue:
2. Revenue Allocation Today
From monthly revenue of $840,000:
75% LCO + Bandwidth Buyback:
5% HO Liquidity Pool:
20% Operating Allocation:
3. Tokens Absorbed at $0.05 Price
Monthly LCO + Bandwidth buyback capacity:
Monthly HO liquidity absorption:
Total monthly token demand created by revenue:
13,440,000 DBT
4. Emissions Comparison (Year 1)
Year 1 emissions:
Monthly emissions:
LCO + Bandwidth share (37%):
At current revenue:
Protocol absorbs 12.6M DBT per month
16.65M DBT allocated to LCO + BW
Remaining ≈ 4.05M DBT may remain with operators
This reflects early-stage partial absorption.
5. 12-Month Growth Projection (20% MoM)
Hotspots after 12 months:
Monthly revenue after 12 months:
Annualized revenue:
≈ $89.9M
6. Buyback Capacity After 12 Months
75% allocation:
Monthly tokens absorbed at $0.05:
Compare with Year 1 monthly LCO + BW allocation:
16,650,000 DBT
Result:
Buyback capacity exceeds allocation by ~95.7M DBT per month.
This implies:
Full absorption of LCO + Bandwidth allocation
Additional secondary market absorption
Strong net burn pressure
7. Structural Implication
With an initial emission of 600M DBT declining 10% annually:
Emissions fall predictably each year
Revenue scales with hotspot growth
Buyback capacity grows faster than emissions decline
Under sustained 20% MoM growth, the model transitions from partial absorption to structural over-absorption within 12 months.
This creates a measurable path toward:
Full allocation absorption
Net deflation
Supply tightening anchored to broadband adoption
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