👥Digital Music Assets (DMAs)

6.1 DMA Structure and Properties

Each Digital Music Asset represents a fractional ownership stake in a specific song with the following properties:

Unique Identification: Each DMA has a unique token ID linked to specific song metadata Ownership Rights: Holders have permanent access to high-quality audio files Transferability: DMAs can be traded on the integrated exchange or sold back to vault Yield Generation: Automatic participation in the 15% holder yield pool Perk Eligibility: Access to all artist-defined benefits and exclusive content

6.2 DMA Creation Process

Artist Verification: Artists must complete identity verification and rights confirmation Content Upload: High-quality audio files uploaded to IPFS with metadata Perk Definition: Artists define custom benefits and delivery mechanisms Smart Contract Deployment: Individual contract created for each song Initial Pricing: Base price set at $1.00 with bonding curve activation

6.3 Revenue Distribution Model

Every DMA purchase is automatically distributed according to smart contract rules:

25% to Artist: Immediate payment to artist's wallet upon purchase 15% to Holder Pool: Distributed proportionally to all existing DMA holders 40% to Vault Reserve: Accumulated for guaranteed liquidity provision 15% to Platform: Operations, development, and maintenance costs 5% to DSTER Purchase: Automatic market buy of DSTER tokens for holder rewards

6.4 Vault Reserve Mechanism

The vault reserve system ensures guaranteed liquidity through:

Reserve Accumulation: 40% of every purchase increases vault reserves Buyback Guarantee: Holders can sell back to vault at current reserve ratio Price Stability: Large reserves provide price support during market volatility Overflow Distribution: Excess reserves (>50% of total sales) distributed to holders

Mathematical Model:

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Buyback_Price = (Vault_Reserves / Total_DMAs) × Reserve_Ratio Reserve_Ratio = min(1.0, Vault_Reserves / (Total_Sales × 0.4))