So lets say there's a physical business (selling crops) via greenhouse using aquaponics / hydroponics / aeroponics
So lets say investors who own a cryptocurrency / security and if they own 1 million tokens , they get a % of the profits gained from each of the crops sold. (1 acre = 300,000 heads of lettuce every 30 days example @ 0.50cents / head of lettuce)
How would investors be able to get their funds , would it be in Bitcoin or could it be our token distributed amongst all investors?
Or would there be a better way for others to secure their funds every 30 days? (minus overhead and cost of labor)
Just throwing out ideas to enhance my current idea.
So lets say investors who own a cryptocurrency / security and if they own 1 million tokens , they get a % of the profits gained from each of the crops sold. (1 acre = 300,000 heads of lettuce every 30 days example @ 0.50cents / head of lettuce)
How would investors be able to get their funds , would it be in Bitcoin or could it be our token distributed amongst all investors?
Or would there be a better way for others to secure their funds every 30 days? (minus overhead and cost of labor)
Just throwing out ideas to enhance my current idea.
Tokens are very similar to the idea of shares/equity. The idea you have presented is good and we already have a similar company doing the same in the field of agriculture. You can visit bananacoin.io to get more insight about their project as it is very similar to the idea you have presented. Issuing your own tokens will be feasible from a business perspective because maintaining funds in to top cryptos will increase your operating cost and throw a significant challenge to you to maintain profitability in case of extreme price swing.
So my suggestion will be to have only one coin as a method of distributing profits to the investors. Be it bitcoin or your own token, have only one payout option to make the operation less complex. I would still push for your own token instead of using bitcoin or any other cryptos.
