# Introduction
### Omira Token Overview
$OMIRA is the core component of the Omira economy. Unlimited access to Omira's B.B4 model and subsequent products is restricted to holders of the $OMIRA token with a balance of 50,000 $OMIRA or higher. Users with under 50,000 $OMIRA tokens are granted "trial" access to Omira Labs' products.
Omira’s external revenue (income not generated as a proxy of the token) currently consists of Entreprise Level API Access Package sales. Omira is designed to implement additional for-profit offerings in the near future. Proceeds from these offerings will be allocated to acquiring, burning, and distributing $OMIRA to holders, creating deflationary pressure and directly furthering value for token holders by both reducing and redistributing the circulating supply.
### Earning with Omira's B.B4 Model
Users of Omira's B.B4 predictive model help further improve model accuracy through the collection of user interaction data, feedback, and implicit signals that help refine B.B4's predictions and performance. These rewards are distributed via the Omira Staking Pool.
The Omira Staking Pool is continuously and automatically funded with $OMIRA using 1% of the total 5% buy/sell fee. Half of these allocated tokens are evenly distributed between staked holders— the remaining half is used to reward direct use of the model via the same staking pool as determined by the number of queries made by each user.
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