URANO ECOSYSTEM
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  • $URANO: A Deflationary Asset with Limited Supply
  • Limited Supply and Deflationary Mechanism
  • How the Buyback & Burn Strategy Works
  • Sources of Buyback Funds:
  • Strategic Role of BlockSuisse in $URANO’s Stability
  • BlockSuisse’s Support for $URANO Includes:
  • A Scarcity-Driven Asset in a High-Growth Industry
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  1. ECOSYSTEM
  2. $URANO Token

Scarcity, Buybacks & Burns

$URANO: A Deflationary Asset with Limited Supply

The Urano Token ($URANO) is designed with a deflationary model to ensure long-term value appreciation and scarcity. Unlike inflationary digital assets, $URANO has a fixed maximum supply, making it inherently scarce. This scarcity is reinforced by a continuous buyback and burn mechanism, strategically executed through revenues generated by BlockSuisse, Urano’s strategic investment partner.

Limited Supply and Deflationary Mechanism

$URANO is capped at a total supply of 200 million tokens, with no possibility of future increases. This fixed supply model ensures that token dilution will never occur, reinforcing the long-term value proposition for holders.

However, the real deflationary effect is achieved through a structured buyback and burn mechanism, where a portion of the revenue generated within the Urano Ecosystem is allocated to repurchasing $URANO tokens from the market and permanently removing them from circulation.

How the Buyback & Burn Strategy Works

A portion of the profits generated by BlockSuisse—a Swiss investment fund that strategically supports Urano—will be allocated to maintaining a healthy token economy through periodic buybacks and token burns.

Sources of Buyback Funds:

  • Revenues from BlockSuisse investments – Profits from diversified asset allocations, including DeFi, traditional markets, and tokenized assets.

  • Earnings from RWA tokenization fees – Fees collected from businesses tokenizing assets via the Urano uApp.

  • Liquidity from trading activities – Market-making and liquidity management operations.

These funds are periodically used to repurchase $URANO tokens from the open market and permanently burn them, reducing the circulating supply and strengthening price stability over time.

Strategic Role of BlockSuisse in $URANO’s Stability

BlockSuisse operates independently but plays a key role in enhancing the sustainability and liquidity of $URANO. As a regulated Swiss investment fund, BlockSuisse ensures that the Urano Ecosystem has access to stable capital flows while maintaining compliance with Swiss financial regulations.

BlockSuisse’s Support for $URANO Includes:

  • Providing liquidity for the Urano Ecosystem – Ensuring stable market conditions for $URANO.

  • Executing buyback & burn operations – Enhancing long-term scarcity and reducing market volatility.

  • Expanding RWA listings – Increasing the adoption and utility of $URANO in the tokenized asset market.

A Scarcity-Driven Asset in a High-Growth Industry

As the adoption of Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization grows, the demand for $URANO will naturally increase. However, the supply will only decrease over time due to continuous burn mechanisms. This ensures that as Urano’s ecosystem expands, $URANO becomes progressively scarcer, benefiting long-term holders and ecosystem participants.

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