📈Revenue Sharing
Moneta Revenue Sharing: Empowering Token Holders
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Moneta Revenue Sharing: Empowering Token Holders
Last updated
Moneta implements a tiered and multiplier-based revenue sharing system to reward its token holders. There are five tiers—ranging from Basic to Gold—each requiring a minimum holding percentage to qualify (refer to the chart for specific thresholds). Here's how the revenue sharing works:
Let's illustrate with an example: Moneta generates $20,000 in revenue, of which $10,000 comes from transaction fees and $10,000 from other services within the first 72 hours. Of this total, 40% ($8,000) is allocated for revenue sharing among token holders, while the remaining 60% is allocated for marketing, development, and operational costs (though this split may adjust over time with growth).
To calculate each holder's share, we first exclude tokens not eligible for revenue sharing (e.g., LP tokens, tokens in burn addresses, tokens held on centralized exchanges), which typically account for about 30% of the total supply. This leaves 70% of the supply eligible for revenue sharing.
Using our example figures, $8,000 allocated for revenue sharing divided by 70% of eligible supply equates to $114 per 1% of eligible supply. Therefore, each token holder's revenue share is calculated relative to their holdings, ensuring fair distribution based on the amount of Moneta tokens held and their respective tier status.
Moneta's transparent and structured revenue sharing model incentivizes long-term token holding, aligning the interests of token holders with the platform's growth and success in the decentralized finance landscape.
