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Harmonize 5% value increase as a proposed max-cap hypothesis / open question (no guarantee), consistent with Annual Value Increase reframe |
Theo dictation 2026-07-02: distribution at the rhythm of subscription income, transparent proportional process, concrete CHF 10 subscription example |
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{{KidsIntro|Cash rewards are real money you can earn on the platform for helping out or doing good work. When you contribute something useful, you can get paid back in cash.}} | {{KidsIntro|Cash rewards are real money you can earn on the platform for helping out or doing good work. When you contribute something useful, you can get paid back in cash.}} | ||
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Cash Rewards are a type of WikiDeal Reward that can be converted to CHF — but '''without guarantee'''. They represent a conditional claim on future subscription revenue, not a debt or financial instrument. Their availability depends entirely on the financial health of the platform. | Cash Rewards are a type of WikiDeal Reward that can be converted to CHF — but '''without guarantee'''. They represent a conditional claim on future subscription revenue, not a debt or financial instrument. Their availability depends entirely on the financial health of the platform. | ||
Cash Rewards are honest: | Cash Rewards are honest: they are distributed at the rhythm of subscription income. If subscription income is low, rewards can be low. It is a transparent process: each subscription immediately and automatically generates a distribution to all Cash Reward holders, proportionally. | ||
Concretely: when a person buys a CHF 10 yearly subscription to use WikiDeal and becomes a subscribed user, this person obtains the right to vote, and the CHF 10 are immediately redistributed to all Cash Reward holders, each one receiving a share of these CHF 10 in proportion to the Cash Rewards they hold. | |||
=== What Are Cash Rewards? === | === What Are Cash Rewards? === | ||