# Are You A Builder? #BuildOnBoom

<mark style="color:green;">**$BOOM’s Tokenomic Model**</mark> allows other builders to create tools that further support the community tokens by integrating $BOOM into their projects.

By incorporating a Proof-of-Burn mechanism (burning $BOOM in the process), builders can create a unique incentive while driving up $BOOM’s scarcity and value. This approach rewards builders by instantly connecting them into BOOMTOWN’s community, potentially increasing both user adoption and revenue.<br>

<mark style="color:green;">**Buy & Burn Mechanics:**</mark>

* Builders can create protocols or features that burn $BOOM, contributing to its deflation and value. To facilitate this, BOOMTOWN offers buy & burn smart contracts.
* Builders can set a small protocol fee, like XNT, that fuels $BOOM burns, attracting users and driving token scarcity. These contracts can be copied or used directly to send fees into the buy & burn process for $BOOM, seamlessly handling the transactions for the builder.
* Builders have the flexibility to copy and adjust these fees, balancing token burns with user incentives to drive adoption.
* Builders can generate real yield by sharing a percentage of protocol fees with users who stake or burn $BOOM for their project. This model rewards both the builder and the community, as participants earn a sustainable yield in crypto, creating a “blue-chip” appeal for the project.

Need some inspiration on what to build? Check out ["What Should I Build?"](/boomtown/faq/what-should-i-build.md)


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