> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.frequencychain.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.frequencychain.org/11.-reward-generation-and-distribution/11.3-reward-allocation-for-ecosystem.md).

# 11.3 Reward Allocation for Ecosystem

After reserving the node reward pool, the remaining portion of the base reward is allocated to ecosystem and project wallets.

<p align="center"><strong>1.05−0.2285084=0.8214916 FreCx</strong></p>

This 0.8214916 FreCx per block is distributed using a Basis Points (BPS) model, ensuring deterministic and transparent allocation.

The distribution is defined as follows:

* **Foundation (10%)** : 0.08214916 FreCx per block, supporting long-term protocol sustainability and governance infrastructure.
* **Marketing and Development (21%)** : 0.172513236 FreCx per block, enabling ecosystem expansion, partnerships, and adoption.
* **SP Ecosystem (20%)** : 0.16429832 FreCx per block, supporting strategic programs and ecosystem growth initiatives.
* **Project Development (20%)** : 0.16429832 FreCx per block, funding ongoing technical and product development.
* **Founders and Team (15%)** : 0.12322374 FreCx per block, aligning incentives for core contributors.
* **Governance (5%)** : 0.04107458 FreCx per block, enabling decentralized governance participation.
* **Advisory (4%)** : 0.032859664 FreCx per block, supporting strategic advisory functions.
* **Developers (3%)** : 0.024644748 FreCx per block, incentivizing developer ecosystem contributions.
* **Liquidity Pool Ecosystem (2%)** : 0.016429832 FreCx per block, ensuring sufficient liquidity across supported markets.

The FreCx reward allocation model combines deterministic emission control with dynamic participation scaling, ensuring that network validators, infrastructure providers, and ecosystem stakeholders are all aligned within a single economic framework. By prioritizing validation layers, fully utilizing reward pools, and maintaining a structured ecosystem allocation, the model achieves both operational efficiency and long-term sustainability


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