Utility And Value

Although FC is currently only accumulated within the app, its value will be formed through a series of mechanisms as Unich Network develops and FC is converted to on-chain.

Network Growth & Metcalfe's Law

FC's foundational value is determined by the scale and health of the Unich Network. According to Metcalfe's Law, a network's value increases by the square of the number of participating users. When Unich Network's active user count doubles, the overall network value could theoretically quadruple.

Because FC represents a share of the Unich Network, each FC's value will increase in parallel with network expansion. Early participants who accumulate FC through active contributions will be the group that directly benefits from this growth process.

• Revenue buyback program: 40% of Unich Network’s revenue will be allocated to buying back FC from the market. This approach creates sustained demand for FC and links its value directly to real economic activity within the network.

• Adoption level and scarcity: As Unich Network achieves widespread adoption, demand for FC will increase from various sources, including participants in network governance, those who lock FC to support distribution mechanisms, and other economic activities in the ecosystem.

• Network effect and ecosystem expansion: As Unich Network becomes an open social infrastructure, third-party developers can build applications and services on this platform. These applications can integrate FC into their systems, thereby expanding use cases and increasing value for the entire ecosystem.

• Alignment in incentive mechanisms: FC is designed to create interest alignment between holders and the overall network health. FC owners are encouraged to contribute to Unich Network's development through governance activities, such as voting on system improvement proposals, and network security guarantee mechanisms.