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Rewrite based on Theo's audio (2026-08-07): Link with Open Call, 5% annual interest replacing the multiplier, stable CHF, mutualist vision at actual cost, and affordability risks in developing nations.
Shorten intros per Theo's 20s rule
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{{KidsIntro|Imagine giving money to help build a platform for everyone. To say thank you, your reward could grow by a little bit each year, like 5%. But to pay for this, the monthly membership fee would also have to grow by 5% every year. We need an Open Call study to make sure this is fair and affordable for everyone in the world, especially in poorer countries.}}
{{KidsIntro|Imagine giving money to help build a platform for everyone. As thanks, your reward could grow a little each year, like 5%. To pay for that, the monthly fee would also grow yearly. A study should check this stays fair.}}
{{ExpertIntro|This Wave 2 Open Call study explores a 5% annual value increase as a long-term substitute for the bonding curve multiplier. The goal is to provide a stable, non-usurious return (5% in Swiss Francs) for donors supporting the ecosystem. To fund this, the base subscription fee would increase by 5% annually (e.g., from CHF 1 to approximately CHF 3 in 22 years). The study will assess feasibility and socio-economic risks, particularly affordability in developing nations, ensuring the platform remains mutualist and operates at actual cost.}}
{{ExpertIntro|This Wave 2 Open Call study explores a 5% annual value increase as a long-term substitute for the bonding-curve multiplier, aiming to provide a stable, non-usurious return for donors. To fund it, the base subscription would rise about 5% yearly. The study would assess feasibility and socio-economic risks, especially affordability in developing nations.}}


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