Livid
@livid
The logic behind RevNet is to channel all the funds in a project (currently ETH, possibly stablecoins in the future), including early investments and sales revenue, through a single interface. Then, tokens are distributed according to predefined and transparent rules. These tokens can be redeemed for money through the same interface based on those transparent rules, or traded via an external AMM if one exists, although RevNet currently doesn’t automatically integrate projects with Uniswap. In this process, according to the rules, people who interact with the project have a chance to own it. One particularly interesting possibility is that if a SaaS product with real utility adopts this kind of payment method, it could allow all customers to also have the opportunity to own a part of the project. This is something that other payment methods cannot easily offer.
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KMac
@kmacb.eth
🙌💜⏩ A clarification for anyone wondering. The contract support accepting different tokens as base tokens, the amm hooks also exist. It’s the frontend work that’s not in yet. No need to wait if your building a app. Funny how SaaS revenue & funding were the inspiration for Juicebox. This ‘rev’ put revenue tokens front & center
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