📺Revenue Stream
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Transaction Costs: Each transaction performed on the $ETFS ecosystem will have 1% buy tax. This tax is automatically allocated to the burn wallet, reducing the token supply over time and creating scarcity, thereby increasing the value of existing tokens. 5% sale tax is levied on every sale transaction of $ETFS tokens. Unlike the buy tax, the sale tax is directed to the reward pool, which serves as a reservoir for rewarding token holders, liquidity providers, and community contributors.
Token Price Increase: As the value of the native token increases over time, it may considerably add to the platform's income. As the token's price rises owing to greater demand, usage, or market dynamics, the platform can gain by keeping reserves of the native token or by strategically selling when favorable market conditions occur.
Premium Membership: Offering premium membership tiers with expanded features like Access to Exclusive ETFs, unrestricted historical data access, data-driven decision offerings, exclusive content access, or sophisticated functionality will entice people eager to pay for more benefits. Subscription fees for these premium services will supplement the platform's income streams.
User Data and Onboarding: Revenue possibilities may be created by monetizing user data through anonymized and aggregated insights. Insights gained from user behavior, preferences, or market trends might be useful for strategic decision-making. Facilitating user onboarding services for new players into the ecosystem may also be a revenue-generating route via partnerships or fee-based services.
The platform intends to assure sustainable revenue production while providing value-added services to its user base by diversifying income sources through transactional fees, subscription models, token appreciation, and strategic partnerships.