In InFlora, the Bank of State acts as the central authority that kickstarts the economy. Initially controlled by the game's system (the "State"), it is responsible for providing the foundational assets that allow the ecosystem to function.
The Bank ensures fair distribution of mining spaces, $FLORA liquidity, and initial role assignments to early players, establishing a balanced and sustainable foundation for growth.
Over time, control and governance of the Bank may transition toward the players through decentralized mechanisms, promoting a truly democratic economy.
The Initial Miner is a key entity created and managed by the Bank of State to ensure the first wave of $FLORA production.
At the beginning of the game, the Bank controls a fully optimized mining room, equipped with the highest-capacity machinery available.
This mining room generates the first supply of $FLORA tokens, which are crucial for providing liquidity in the in-game swap and supporting the early-stage economy.
Early-stage investors and founder players will be able to participate in the mining system by purchasing their own mining spaces from the Bank.
This ensures that the initial token flow is organic, mined through gameplay, and not artificially pre-minted.
The $FLORA Provider is the mechanism through which the Bank of State injects liquidity into the game economy.
After generating the initial $FLORA supply via mining, the Bank uses part of it to fuel the in-game swap, enabling players to exchange $FLORA for stablecoins and other resources.
The Bank acts transparently, ensuring that liquidity pools are fairly managed and that the value of $FLORA is supported by real mining activity and community growth.
Over time, the role of $FLORA Provider will gradually decentralize, with community-led initiatives and staking mechanisms taking over liquidity maintenance.
This system ensures sustainability and prevents early manipulation by large investors, keeping InFlora’s economy fair and balanced from the very beginning.