Chapter 13

DI Token Utility

2 min readVersion 2.0 · October 2026

DI Token connects product access and service usage. Different activities use different mechanisms: holding requirements for the dashboard, service payments for simulations and Agents, and platform profit sharing for quant products.

Activity Mechanism Role
Data Dashboard Hold DI Obtain dashboard access
Event Engine Spend DI Pay for simulation services
Personal Agents Spend DI Pay for tasks and tool calls
Agent network Spend DI Pay for network services and collaborative tasks
Quant products Profit sharing The platform receives an agreed share of product profits

Holding and payment#

Holding DI for dashboard eligibility differs from spending DI on a service. The first is an access condition; the second pays for work provided by a product or Agent.

DI pays for the corresponding service; payment and token burning are separate mechanisms. Personal Agent and network payment use cases will open with their respective product stages.

Quant profit sharing and buybacks#

The Quant Platform receives an agreed share of product profits. This is platform business revenue, rather than a direct distribution of product profits to every DI holder.

DI will use a portion of business revenue for token buybacks, connecting product usage, revenue and token demand. Buybacks do not constitute a fixed return, a price target or principal protection.

Connection to contributions#

DI provides verified contribution rewards and ecosystem co-development mechanisms to support valuable data, research, strategies and product collaboration. Contribution eligibility is determined through the applicable validation.

Holding thresholds, service prices and product fees follow the applicable product rules.

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