Group, Channel, and Contract Linking Economy
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Sudo’s group and channel framework extends far beyond traditional chat features. It enables smart contract linking, allowing dApps, DAOs, NFT projects, and DeFi protocols to attach their contracts to Sudo groups or channels. This creates on-chain-verified communities where only eligible wallet holders gain access to messaging or content, combining trust, automation, and utility in one system.
1. Smart Contract → Group Synchronization Mechanism
The process of linking a contract to a Sudo group or channel works as follows:
Contract Linking: The group or channel owner connects a verified smart contract (e.g., staking pool, NFT mint, DAO governance, DEX liquidity pool).
Wallet Data Retrieval: Sudo fetches the list of unique wallet addresses that have interacted with the contract.
Automatic Access Control: All eligible wallets are auto-added to the associated group or channel without requiring manual approval.
This turns every eligible blockchain participant into an instant member of the related community.
2. Eligibility & Sync Conditions
For a wallet to be added to a smart contract–linked group:
Interaction Type: The wallet must have performed a valid blockchain action such as a transaction, stake, mint, governance vote, or token swap.
Authenticity Check: Only real, gas-paying wallets are eligible (no spam or bot accounts, no zero-gas airdrops).
Sudo Registration: The wallet must have previously logged into Sudo via Web3 authentication.
If not registered, the system sends an invitation with a reward incentive to join.
Sync Frequency: Contract-linked group membership is refreshed every 24 hours or immediately upon admin request.
3. Group & Channel Creation Fee Model
The creation of groups and channels introduces token sinks into the economy:
Type
Fee (USDT)
Token Usage
Basic Group
1
100% Burn
Contract-linked Group
10
100% Burn
Public Channel
5
50% Burn / 50% Buy for Reward Pool
Verified Channel
20
100% Burn
By structuring fees this way, contract-linked communities directly contribute to SUDO’s deflationary tokenomics.
4. Economic Impact
The linking of smart contracts to groups creates recurring, non-inflationary token burns.
Example:
10,000 contract-linked groups × $10 USDT each = $100,000 USDT burned permanently.
This model:
Encourages onboarding of protocols into the Sudo ecosystem.
Creates consistent token demand and scarcity.
Aligns economic incentives with community growth.
5. Use Cases
The contract-linked community model unlocks powerful applications:
DEX Owners: Automatically create a group for all liquidity providers, enabling real-time trading updates and governance discussions.
NFT Projects: Form exclusive channels for verified NFT holders.
DAO Governance: Restrict group participation to wallets that have voted or proposed governance actions.
Launchpads: Create project-specific groups synced with token sale contributors.
Smart contract–linked groups provide on-chain proof of real community membership:
Publicly verifiable membership ensures authenticity.
Prevents “ghost communities” by requiring actual on-chain interaction to join.
Builds trust among users and investors by showing the direct link between protocol engagement and community size.