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...d to describe the financial, funding, and subscription token mechanisms of WikiDeal. ...D and operations. Donations are made without any guarantee of repayment or subscription token. ...

{{KidsIntro|Can we pay our subscription using the Subscription Tokens we earned? Yes, for now! We are asking everyone to help us figure out if we ...y their monthly or annual subscriptions using their activated Subscription Tokens. This mechanism is accepted initially to bootstrap the ecosystem, but its l ...

...s receive Subscription Tokens: the earlier you give, the more Subscription Tokens you receive for the same amount.}} ...e exact amount of [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens|Subscription Tokens]] is announced to each donor at the moment of the donation, and that amount ...

{{KidsIntro|When people pay their small yearly fee to use WikiDeal, that money is shared among everyone who helped fund the project. Each fee ...cross activated Subscription Tokens; with tens of millions of Subscription Tokens, each payout is tiny but non-zero and grows over time. Several allocation p ...

{{KidsIntro|When people pay their yearly fee to use WikiDeal, that money is shared with those who helped fund the project. This page ask ...r Prototype 1's first tranche, revenue is fully attributed to Subscription Tokens; any later change would keep at least 50% on average, as a contractual comm ...

...m development couples directly to user adoption through bonding curves and subscription revenue. This hypothesis proposes that decoupling from venture capital crea {{KidsIntro|This page tells how WikiDeal pays for building new things.}} ...

...onditional philanthropy models where donors receive tokenized subscription tokens tied to verified beneficiary outcomes, creating transparent, auditable dona ...Subscription Tokens'' via the Bonding Curve, and direct those Subscription Tokens to specific beneficiary populations (students, low-income workers, migrants ...

...bscription revenue is then shared equally among the activated Subscription Tokens of each group.}} {{KidsIntro|This page shares stories from people who gave money to support WikiDeal.}} ...

...e for WikiDeal, you can send your idea in, and the best proposal can win a subscription token.}} ...version. Subscription Tokens: CHF 1,000 cash plus CHF 10,000 Subscription Tokens (no guarantee*).}} ...

...bscription Tokens are conditional rights to receive a share of future user subscription money. They give back to people who fund or build the platform early, turni {{ExpertIntro|Subscription Tokens are proposed as conditional rights, automatically converted into Swiss fran ...

{{KidsIntro|Karma tokens are like points you collect on the platform. You earn them by taking part, {{ExpertIntro|Karma tokens are proposed as WikiDeal's internal service token: a barter-style unit exchangeable for services wit ...

...the clear, public math rule that gives early supporters more Subscription Tokens per franc, with no guessing and no secret deals.}} ...ransparent algorithm intended to convert funding support into Subscription Tokens: the earlier the support, the higher the multiplier (up to ×100, around ×30 ...

...iption tokens are still being discussed. Wave 2 is organised in two parts, WikiDeal global and specific marketplaces, and its results are part of the expected ...st itself is still being discussed. Wave 2 is also organised in two parts: WikiDeal global and specific marketplaces. The results of the wave 2 calls are notab ...

...ge answers common questions about Subscription Tokens: how they work, when subscription money is shared, and why donating early is a smart move.}} ...kens per franc (bonding curve) '''and''' cash out faster, since they share subscription income among fewer holders.}} ...

...k. The emerging trend suggests integrating complementary currencies (Karma tokens) with need-driven funding creates resilient cooperative ecosystems distinct {{KidsIntro|This page explains why people choose to give money to help WikiDeal grow.}} ...

...page answers the most common questions from people who give money to help WikiDeal grow: what they receive, how their gift is used, and what happens next.}} ...ertIntro|A FAQ for donors. Donations may generate conditional Subscription Tokens (no guarantee), funded by user subscriptions and redistributed at the pace ...

{{KidsIntro|This page explains where WikiDeal's money comes from and where it goes.}} WikiDeal's revenue model is structured around '''three distinct income streams''', e ...

...ed, and each donor freely chooses how many of their thank-you Subscription Tokens they keep and how much they simply give to the project.}} ...n Tokens they keep and how much they leave to the project as pure support. Subscription revenue would then be distributed following the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rev ...

...platform development. The emerging trend suggests conditional subscription tokens mechanisms can sustain projects where adoption uncertainty remains high.}} {{KidsIntro|This page explains what you receive when you donate to WikiDeal, and what you receive when you subscribe.}} ...

{{KidsIntro|WikiDeal is like a giant library, and today's arrangement is only temporary. This in ...mit via the Discussion tab; modest mixed cash and Karma-token subscription tokens, decided by Ynternet.org Foundation delegates.}} ...