Just went all-in on $ZENT, a revenue-sharing protocol built on Solana that's catching attention for its community-first approach.
Here's the breakdown: 70% of all protocol-generated revenue flows directly to token holders—essentially making every participant a stakeholder in the platform's success. The remaining 30% gets reinvested into buybacks, ecosystem development, and strategic partnerships to fuel growth.
What's interesting here is the model completely flips traditional creator economics. Instead of fees getting siphoned off to intermediaries, everything cycles back to the community. It's a bet on whether aligning incentives this way can actually build something sustainable. Time will tell how it plays out.
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Just went all-in on $ZENT, a revenue-sharing protocol built on Solana that's catching attention for its community-first approach.
Here's the breakdown: 70% of all protocol-generated revenue flows directly to token holders—essentially making every participant a stakeholder in the platform's success. The remaining 30% gets reinvested into buybacks, ecosystem development, and strategic partnerships to fuel growth.
What's interesting here is the model completely flips traditional creator economics. Instead of fees getting siphoned off to intermediaries, everything cycles back to the community. It's a bet on whether aligning incentives this way can actually build something sustainable. Time will tell how it plays out.