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-{{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.}}
+{{KidsIntro|Imagine giving money to help build a platform for everyone. As thanks, your subscription token 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, 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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 Early funding rounds require high bonding curve multipliers (such as x100 or x30 in Prototype 1) because the risk is very high. However, as the platform matures, the risk decreases. In Prototype 2, the multiplier is expected to drop from x30 down to x10, or even down to x1.
-Ultimately, the goal is to phase out the bonding curve multiplier entirely. In its place, the only advantage or potential return for a donor would be a steady 5% annual increase on the reward. In Switzerland, a 5% rate is considered non-usurious and perfectly acceptable.
+Ultimately, the goal is to phase out the bonding curve multiplier entirely. In its place, the only advantage or potential return for a donor would be a steady 5% annual increase on the subscription token. In Switzerland, a 5% rate is considered non-usurious and perfectly acceptable.
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 == Impact on subscriptions and the mutualist vision ==
-To fund a 5% annual increase on rewards, the monthly subscription fee must also increase by 5% annually.
+To fund a 5% annual increase on subscription tokens, the monthly subscription fee must also increase by 5% annually.
 For example, starting at a base of CHF 1 per month, a 5% annual increase means the subscription would reach approximately CHF 3 per month in about 22 years.