📈Revenue Sharing
"How do you intend to incentivize investors to hold their positions," you might be asking? This is a great question, as sustainability has been the dilemma in Web3 gaming. But the answer is truly much more simple than we thought.
Build a business that generates real revenue.
Share that revenue with investors.
Understanding that the game economy is self-sustainable and always profitable while gamers are playing, means that the game economy can never collapse, regardless of paying out rewards to token investors. We believe this model to be the future for gaming businesses that intend to build in a decentralized market, and we're ready to pave the way and race down that road.
How Does It Work?
With our focus on keeping processes streamlined, interfaces simple and familiar, and eliminating complicated learning curves we have built a revenue sharing model that anyone can participate in.
Purchase a minimum of 250,000 $CRACER tokens on your desired blockchain (see tokenomics for supported blockchains).
Stake those tokens in the revenue share dashboard (coming soon).
As long as those tokens remain staked during the next revenue share period (two week windows), you will then be able to claim your rewards upon completion of the window.
Note: staked tokens can be emergency withdrawn at any point, but incur a 10% penalty on the deposited amount.
How Is My Revenue Share Calculated?
Calculations are entirely proportionate to:
Your percentage of a supply held.
The rational difference of that supply compared to others in the ecosystem.
This means that the blockchain tokens with higher market caps receive a larger portion of the revenue share distribution, and holders of each blockchain token receive a portion of that distribution based on their relative holdings. Below are some hypothetical examples.
Distribution Examples
Blockchain Distribution
Let's first start with how the revenue share is distributed across ecosystems.
| Revenue Period Distribution | ETH:CRACER ($6m MC) | BNB:CRACER ($1m MC) |
|---|---|---|
$10,000.00 | $8,571.43 | $1,428.57 |
$25,000.00 | $21,428.57 | $3,571.43 |
$50,000.00 | $42,857.14 | $7,142.86 |
$100,000.00 | $85,714.29 | $14,285.71 |
This rational calculation distributes the total revenue to be shared proportionately across $CRACER tokens on supported blockchains, based on their market cap relative to other $CRACER tokens.
Note: the above token market caps are hypothetical and the difference between ETH:CRACER and BNB:CRACER is based on their market cap differential of $ETH and $BNB.
Holder Distribution
Working from the blockchain distribution above, let's now dive into token holder distributions within an ecosystem.
| Holder No. | No. of Tokens on ETH Held | Revenue Period Distribution |
|---|---|---|
1 | 1,000,000 | $1,714.29 |
2 | 1,000,000 | $1,714.29 |
3 | 500,000 | $857.14 |
4 | 500,000 | $857.14 |
5 | 500,000 | $857.14 |
6 | 500,000 | $857.14 |
7 | 250,000 | $428.57 |
8 | 250,000 | $428.57 |
9 | 250,000 | $428.57 |
10 | 250,000 | $428.57 |
As we can see in the above chart, the proportionate distribution across ecosystems is then distributed proportionately again to the holders within that ecosystem.
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