Founders

Revshare tokens can rethink the way businesses are funded and built. No more raising large VC rounds and playing pass the baton. Just distribute to users, customers, and employees on day one with an option to buy more and align success with everyone.

ceo boost studios, core contributor of /boost

I love this model, but is it legal in the US?

Ethereum

Revenue-sharing has always been the prime use case for tokens, and remains one of the clearest examples of innovation stifled by regulation.

As much as I'd like them to become the norm, widespread adoption is challenging without clear rules.

But instead of pushing projects to navigate legal gray areas, our industry should do whatever it can to expand the scope of permissionless innovation.

This is undoubtedly one of the key primitives that will make Ethereum thrive, and there is no better time to get regulatory clarity.

cc @flynn.eth https://x.com/Flynnjamm/status/1886779350324031884

https://warpcast.com/jacopo.eth/0x2939ced5

skininthegame

sounds like /skininthegame for a more rational market.

We're going to see a lot more innovation around this but still need regulatory clarity

Simple on the surface, complex in practice. Vesting terms need to be set in the smart contract otherwise mass dumpling will occur.

It was nice earning the revs for a bit for me. Until I realized that Market Makers are hesitant to generate activity since they lose every time the token doesn’t go up. So unfortunately it has its downsides.

That said, I like this direction. Gives me incentive to keep pushing.