This diagram models a sophisticated decentralized application (dApp) economy built on the Aptos network, focusing on the management of yields and operational costs for various digital assets. The system utilizes a dual-wallet architecture where the User Decimal Aptos Wallet and the Project Treasury handle transactions using a decimal-based logic for high precision. The core gameplay loop involves a monthly purchasing decision, where a deterministic gate evaluates acquisition chances for three distinct asset tiers: Cows, Chickens, and Chips. When an asset is purchased, the corresponding cost is deducted from the user’s balance and recycled back into the treasury, while the asset count increases to influence downstream financial calculations. The financial health of the system is maintained through a rhythmic cycle of monthly fees and annual dividends. On a monthly basis, the Monthly feeding fees gate calculates the cumulative overhead required to maintain the user’s inventory, utilizing Registers to aggregate the specific feeding costs for each asset type and pushing that "tax" back to the treasury. Conversely, the Yearly payoff based on profit logic monitors the simulation steps to trigger an annual distribution. Once the 12-month threshold is reached, the system calculates the total yearly yield based on asset productivity and transfers the net profit back into the user’s wallet. This creates a balanced economic environment where long-term accumulation is offset by the necessity of managing monthly liquidity.
