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Economics

Commercial contracts and network rewards run on separate rails.

Customers contract with THOR for delivery, and that revenue pays for operations, growth and capital expenditure. Contributors earn rewards for work that validators accept, with the job price set independently from the customer contract.

Contract economicsCustomer revenue and miner rewards flow through two coordinated economic rails
Commercial contract railCustomer revenue funds the operating company
  1. 1 / Client 1US$25K / monthCustomer contract
  2. 2 / THOR revenueUS$25K / month retainedRetained for operations, growth and CAPEX
  3. 3 / Month-end allocationOperating needs + CAPEX + growth betsDiscretionary buyback capacity
Miner reward railAccepted work earns a USD-equivalent alpha reward
  1. 1 / Miner job pricee.g. US$5 / accepted hourPriced independently
  2. 2 / Verified workValidators score accepted outputQuality gates release reward
  3. 3 / USD value recordedMiner earns a USD-equivalent rewardSettled through protocol alpha
  4. 4 / Alpha emissionsProtocol emissions settle rewardRewards scale with verified contribution

Economic control //THOR independently prices customer contracts and miner work to balance quality, margin and network growth.

This separation lets THOR quote customers on commercial terms while the network pays against measured contribution. Any treasury activity remains discretionary after the operating needs of the business are met.