Key Stakeholders

	1) Buyers Buyers are individual end users who acquire digital game assets such as in-game items or accounts via the OVERTAKE marketplace. Their primary role is to generate demand side transaction volume. Buyers are rewarded based on their purchase activity, including transaction frequency and value. Some buyers are introduced to the platform via referral links, communities, or game specific integrations.
	2) Sellers Sellers are supply side participants who list and sell digital assets through the platform. They include individual players, power sellers, and studios with high volume inventories. Rewards for sellers are based on value added activities such as item registration, transaction completion, and seller rating. Top performing sellers may also benefit from visibility enhancements and loyalty incentives.
	3) Evangelists Evangelists are community agents, including content creators, influencers, or power users, who drive user acquisition and engagement. They are evaluated based on their ability to convert external users into active participants within the ecosystem. Metrics include Number of users referred to the platform Conversion rate to purchase or asset listing behavior Social media engagement and campaign participation Qualified evangelists receive token based incentives aligned with their contribution to platform growth.
	4) Game Developers / Publishers Game studios and publishers connect their titles to the OVERTAKE platform to enable a secondary marketplace for in-game assets. These partners receive a share of transaction fees generated from trades of assets associated with their respective games. This model incentivizes long term integration and aligns the commercial success of the marketplace with the growth of participating games.
	5) TAKE Foundation The TAKE Foundation functions as a meta agent within the economy. While it does not directly participate in trading activities, it plays a central role in economic governance. Responsibilities include Executing token buybacks Managing emissions and reward parameters Allocating treasury resources strategically By shaping the monetary policy and incentive structure, the Foundation ensures the long term sustainability and balance of the token ecosystem.

This stakeholder architecture creates a mutually reinforcing system, in which the actions of one group generate positive externalities for others. The result is a self-sustaining digital economy in which token demand and platform growth are organically linked through real user behavior.