Topic: Revenue-sharing crypto (Read 284 times)
I would be very careful with these types of cryptos, these will be the first to be regulated and considered securities
Legit established options for participation on revenue sharing (staking or dividends) with good payouts in no particular order
1) NEBL 10%+ tx fees through POS
2) ARK 12+% through delegated POS (so you dont even have to consumer power to stake yourself)
3) COSS profit sharing exchange token
4) KCS profit sharing exchange token
5) ZenCash offers the option to setup secure nodes at just 42 coins sharing 10% of mining fees equating to around 60% ROI with current numbers(+ extra if you actively participate in governance voting)
Bonus wildcard pick: EVN that is still down from ICO Price, it may worth picking tokens now, as soon as payouts start given the market is still bullish the price should shoot straight up.
1) NEBL 10%+ tx fees through POS
2) ARK 12+% through delegated POS (so you dont even have to consumer power to stake yourself)
3) COSS profit sharing exchange token
4) KCS profit sharing exchange token
5) ZenCash offers the option to setup secure nodes at just 42 coins sharing 10% of mining fees equating to around 60% ROI with current numbers(+ extra if you actively participate in governance voting)
Bonus wildcard pick: EVN that is still down from ICO Price, it may worth picking tokens now, as soon as payouts start given the market is still bullish the price should shoot straight up.
Revenue sharing on token can make token securities. And if the token become securities in estor from US 1000% can not participate and if one investor from us sec can have the chance to investigate the project and the final result token will be going down in price. It is not good for token before regulation.
Isn't this basically the same thing as a POS staking coin? Basically, you receive dividends on the amount of coins you own? I really don't see much of a difference between normal staking coins and the coins you guys listed. They seem to be exactly the same thing to me. Someone care to explain what the difference is?
This might or might not be PoS. I can think of SmartCash, which has a thing called SmartRewards, when you receive a X coins bonus monthly if your amount in the wallet wasn't touched.
I would still classify this as POS. I have seen a few different POS coins that will give you your stake even if you don't have the wallet online and you just hold the coins. If this is the case, why are people saying that this is a big no-no? What's the risk? I know Bitconnect was a horrible idea, but this isn't the same concept. It's like comparing apples to oranges.
Actually I'm puzzled as much as you are
Why did people all of a sudden start discussing Ponzi scam skips me, the OP was about totally legit stuff. 
Revenue sharing + blockchain means that w/ one coin or token, you (your kids/kids' kids etc) can earn perpetually. I'm doing some more research into these types of tokens and wanted to get feedback, what's the consensus?
This does not seem very appealing to me .
I can actually smell something fishy out of it . Why would they give you your stake for such a long time . It is just way of attracting investors . I have heard a similar example in the past which turned out to be big scam . Even some people ended up receiving tokens worth $20 or so . What would be such negligent value will be of use the investors and their generations to come.
If cryptographic data is cryptographically stored or related to the payment method, it is not feasible not to be fascinated by the algorithm behind the error-free and anonymous implementation of these operations
Isn't this basically the same thing as a POS staking coin? Basically, you receive dividends on the amount of coins you own? I really don't see much of a difference between normal staking coins and the coins you guys listed. They seem to be exactly the same thing to me. Someone care to explain what the difference is?
This might or might not be PoS. I can think of SmartCash, which has a thing called SmartRewards, when you receive a X coins bonus monthly if your amount in the wallet wasn't touched.
I would still classify this as POS. I have seen a few different POS coins that will give you your stake even if you don't have the wallet online and you just hold the coins. If this is the case, why are people saying that this is a big no-no? What's the risk? I know Bitconnect was a horrible idea, but this isn't the same concept. It's like comparing apples to oranges.
You have to have lots of coins, so you basically earn money with your money, if you have not lots of money, they are not good investment for you
What do you mean about consensus
It's a common expression to ask what other peoples opinions are. The majority opinion being the consensus.
I don't see any major differences between revenue sharing tokens and those which don't. What's important is the overall economics of a token. Many will not revenue share but there will be a constantly increasing demand for the tokens created by the product as well as some sort of supply reduction through a burn or similar. In that scenario it's logical to expect that token value will increase and therefore holding tokens will generate x profit. This is exactly the same as some revenue share token providing x profit.
What I mean to say is, neither is better than the other, what's important is that the token is distributed and utilized in a useful manner that benefits supporters of the project.
Awesome, appreciate the breakdown. Since revenue-sharing coins have value on exchanges as well as dividend payouts, that duality seems to provide 2x the benefit but you're right, "what's important is that the token is distributed and utilized in a useful manner that benefits supporters". <<< Have to bear this in mind always.
Revenue sharing + blockchain means that w/ one coin or token, you (your kids/kids' kids etc) can earn perpetually. I'm doing some more research into these types of tokens and wanted to get feedback, what's the consensus?
This is a big no-no to me, one of the most popular revenues sharing coin Bitconnectcoin has been tagged as a scam coin because only the devs and the early investors are the ones making the huge profit from late comers if you decide to create one you will likely get tagged as a Ponzi operator.
On twitter/reddit and now here, bitconnectcoin horror stories reach far and wide. Sucks they tainted profit-sharing, hopefully those lawsuits stick smh.
Isn't this basically the same thing as a POS staking coin? Basically, you receive dividends on the amount of coins you own? I really don't see much of a difference between normal staking coins and the coins you guys listed. They seem to be exactly the same thing to me. Someone care to explain what the difference is?
This might or might not be PoS. I can think of SmartCash, which has a thing called SmartRewards, when you receive a X coins bonus monthly if your amount in the wallet wasn't touched.
Isn't this basically the same thing as a POS staking coin? Basically, you receive dividends on the amount of coins you own? I really don't see much of a difference between normal staking coins and the coins you guys listed. They seem to be exactly the same thing to me. Someone care to explain what the difference is?
profit sharing crypto are risky they don't share real revenue they just circulate money one fine the coin price will go to zero
Yikes. Ty for weighing in. Hopefully more companies are able to implement this the right way. I love receiving dividends from stocks, that model in the crypto world would be fuego but it sounds like more burn than substantiated biz at this point.
If you're talking about "interest", you should forget it. Any form of interest eventually means unsustainable, that is exactly how traditional finance works, and the world has seen that it does not work. If you really want, you can find staking coins. proof of stake of generally just POS coins. You just need to stake the coins to mine more, look for the small interest staking so it does not lose value so easily. Big and good POS coins? Dash would be one.
Less interest, more dividends. For example 15% percent of gross profit from the company is distributed to token/coinholders.
Dash looks good, *adds to list*
The revenue-sharing cryptos that I know haven't been doing well....
Rialto: https://coinmarketcap.com/es/currencies/rialto/
Lykke: https://coinmarketcap.com/es/currencies/lykke/
Rialto: https://coinmarketcap.com/es/currencies/rialto/
Lykke: https://coinmarketcap.com/es/currencies/lykke/
Yikes lol. Noted. But these should both be securities, esp. lykke
I don't like any of them, they never deliver any significant profit and are always trailing the whole market as a whole, I know of Taas which is doing well apart from that nothing else. I prefer the ones that exchange like Binance does, buy-back and burn, this help the price of these tokens more than revenue sharing
I'll look into the buy-back and burn, always thought it was better to allocate profit to development but you're the third person who's mentioned it as a legitimate growth tactic.
Well, the most difficult part if to buy a solid project who will last and pay for 50y or more. There are not many Coca-Cola or Nike around in crypto...
Not many is generous lol, I'd say none (yet) but this is why so much weight is put on white papers/teams.
As soon as I read about "Revenue-sharing", I thought about all of the Ponzi schemes that came before crypto. I got in on this site called MyPayingAds (I think it's dead now/don't invest any money in this site) and basically it was a ponzi scheme, except you had to log in and click 10 ads a day in order to get your return on investment over time. They weren't technically a ponzi scheme because they said they shared the revenue of the people buying ad clicks with the investors, but there definitely weren't enough funds coming from what they were selling. In short, it was completely a ponzi scheme.
Anyway, be very careful of these "revenue-sharing" schemes. Make sure that they are generating REAL revenue through a product or service, and not from previous member's money.
KuCoin shares the profit from trades to its KCS owners. That's the only "revenue-sharing" crypto I'm aware of right now. I know there are other similar exchanges that offer the same. Not sure about any other projects that would do the same thing except in a different industry with crypto.
Anyway, be very careful of these "revenue-sharing" schemes. Make sure that they are generating REAL revenue through a product or service, and not from previous member's money.
KuCoin shares the profit from trades to its KCS owners. That's the only "revenue-sharing" crypto I'm aware of right now. I know there are other similar exchanges that offer the same. Not sure about any other projects that would do the same thing except in a different industry with crypto.
MyPayingAds sounds awful lol. Hope you made it out unscathed. I'll look into KuCoin. TY
Aside from all the revenue sharing scam projects, sharing revenue can also deem a crypto a security, meaning it's not likely to be listed on top exchanges and good get regulated at some point. If you want a steady stream of safe income, get a POS coin and leave the wallet open.
Interesting. And noted.
The way things are going w/ the SEC, most if not all cryptos will be deemed securities soon.
Revenue sharing + blockchain means that w/ one coin or token, you (your kids/kids' kids etc) can earn perpetually. I'm doing some more research into these types of tokens and wanted to get feedback, what's the consensus?
sorry, just want to make it clear..
did you mean revenue sharing is like a hype business model such as MPA and etc
or a dividens for the crypto holders ? for example if we have a coins with Proof of stake system or others dividens model in crypto
so, if you think a bout a hype business model with crypto as the main product, please don't do that in crypto world, because thats will bad for crypto world
Meant the latter a "dividends for the crypto holders" model providing value as a coin as well as an ongoing source income.
First option is a definite no go, projects should be able to live/thrive if the crypto component is removed and that's never the case there lol.
Aside from all the revenue sharing scam projects, sharing revenue can also deem a crypto a security, meaning it's not likely to be listed on top exchanges and good get regulated at some point. If you want a steady stream of safe income, get a POS coin and leave the wallet open.
Revenue sharing + blockchain means that w/ one coin or token, you (your kids/kids' kids etc) can earn perpetually. I'm doing some more research into these types of tokens and wanted to get feedback, what's the consensus?
i know such project but that project is not ICO , complete airdrop project .
Rebellious (REBL) project working on their masternodes which will give you a good bonus monthly if you hold REBL coin .
not only this , you can earn 10% yearly stakes with all of your holdings .
3rd way to earn is revenue sharing , merchants will pay fee and holders will share that .
I know only this info ,, you can discuss it in their telegram group for more clarification .
As soon as I read about "Revenue-sharing", I thought about all of the Ponzi schemes that came before crypto. I got in on this site called MyPayingAds (I think it's dead now/don't invest any money in this site) and basically it was a ponzi scheme, except you had to log in and click 10 ads a day in order to get your return on investment over time. They weren't technically a ponzi scheme because they said they shared the revenue of the people buying ad clicks with the investors, but there definitely weren't enough funds coming from what they were selling. In short, it was completely a ponzi scheme.
Anyway, be very careful of these "revenue-sharing" schemes. Make sure that they are generating REAL revenue through a product or service, and not from previous member's money.
KuCoin shares the profit from trades to its KCS owners. That's the only "revenue-sharing" crypto I'm aware of right now. I know there are other similar exchanges that offer the same. Not sure about any other projects that would do the same thing except in a different industry with crypto.
Anyway, be very careful of these "revenue-sharing" schemes. Make sure that they are generating REAL revenue through a product or service, and not from previous member's money.
KuCoin shares the profit from trades to its KCS owners. That's the only "revenue-sharing" crypto I'm aware of right now. I know there are other similar exchanges that offer the same. Not sure about any other projects that would do the same thing except in a different industry with crypto.
Well, the most difficult part if to buy a solid project who will last and pay for 50y or more. There are not many Coca-Cola or Nike around in crypto...
Revenue sharing + blockchain means that w/ one coin or token, you (your kids/kids' kids etc) can earn perpetually. I'm doing some more research into these types of tokens and wanted to get feedback, what's the consensus?
sorry, just want to make it clear..
did you mean revenue sharing is like a hype business model such as MPA and etc
or a dividens for the crypto holders ? for example if we have a coins with Proof of stake system or others dividens model in crypto
so, if you think a bout a hype business model with crypto as the main product, please don't do that in crypto world, because thats will bad for crypto world
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