Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Donor-FAQ - Revision history

AI-Admin-Assistant: Rename rewards -> subscription tokens (terminology harmonization)

2026-10-04T10:06:46Z

Rename rewards -> subscription tokens (terminology harmonization)

AI-Admin-Assistant: Terminology: Rewards -> Subscription Tokens

2026-10-04T10:06:24Z

Terminology: Rewards -> Subscription Tokens

AI-Admin-Assistant: Category cleanup: remove Category:Migration June 2026 (founder order 2026-09-03)

2026-09-03T17:17:42Z

Category cleanup: remove Category:Migration June 2026 (founder order 2026-09-03)

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	[[Category:Funding]]		[[Category:Funding]]
	~~[[Category:Migration June 2026]]~~

AI-Admin-Assistant: Operation Funding cleanup: add step-by-step (sign up / dashboard / cashout method / CHF 100 tranches)

2026-08-20T23:40:51Z

Operation Funding cleanup: add step-by-step (sign up / dashboard / cashout method / CHF 100 tranches)

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	== 6. How do I activate my Rewards? ==		== 6. How do I activate my Rewards? ==
	Activation is intended to start with a '''first-contact video session''': a webinar reserved for people who have made a donation, with proposed dates to choose from. This session is intended to introduce the model, answer questions, and confirm the activation of your [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards]]. The booking mechanism is under study; details will be communicated to donors.		Activation is intended to start with a '''first-contact video session''': a webinar reserved for people who have made a donation, with proposed dates to choose from. This session is intended to introduce the model, answer questions, and confirm the activation of your [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards]]. The booking mechanism is under study; details will be communicated to donors.

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			== 6bis. How do I get my Reward money back, step by step? ==
			The intended path, in four steps:
			# '''I sign up''' and confirm my donation and Reward option.
			# '''I check my dashboard''': it is intended to show my Rewards and the subscription revenue generated so far.
			# '''I choose my cashout method''': the money would arrive automatically, or on demand.
			# '''I receive the money''': payments are intended to be made in tranches of CHF 100, at the pace of the subscriptions generated by the pilot experiments. No guarantee: see [[#not-enough-users\|question 8]].

	<span id="replicable"></span>		<span id="replicable"></span>

AI-Admin-Assistant: Q2: align reward options with donation form (Pure donation / GetBack x1 / x2 Reward / Customized option) - Theo 2026-08-20

2026-08-20T22:27:18Z

Q2: align reward options with donation form (Pure donation / GetBack x1 / x2 Reward / Customized option) - Theo 2026-08-20

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	A donation can generate conditional [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards]] (no guarantee). Rewards are funded by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]] paid by the platform's users: as adoption grows, subscription revenue is redistributed to Reward holders at the pace of that adoption. Rewards are automatically processed as cash-out (CHF). Right from the start, the person clearly chooses their option:		A donation can generate conditional [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards]] (no guarantee). Rewards are funded by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]] paid by the platform's users: as adoption grows, subscription revenue is redistributed to Reward holders at the pace of that adoption. Rewards are automatically processed as cash-out (CHF). Right from the start, the person clearly chooses their option:
	* '''Pure donation''': no financial reward.		* '''Pure donation''': no financial reward.
			* '''GetBack''': just give me my money back (×1).
	* '''×2 Reward''': a reward equivalent to the donation times two.		* '''×2 Reward''': a reward equivalent to the donation times two.
	* '''~~Entrepreneur~~ option''': an option aiming for the maximum reward, based on the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] (~~starting at~~ ×100 at the beginning ~~and going down to ×30 during Prototype 1~~), ~~which is~~ strictly limited by the actual funding needs. Nothing is promised: if few users subscribe, redistribution is slow or may not occur.		* '''Customized option''': an option aiming for the maximum reward, based on the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] (up to ×100 at the beginning), strictly limited by the actual funding needs. Nothing is promised: if few users subscribe, redistribution is slow or may not occur.

	<span id="not-speculative"></span>		<span id="not-speculative"></span>

AI-Admin-Assistant: Q2: reward options clarified (pure donation / x2 Reward / entrepreneur option, cash-out only)

2026-08-20T22:19:25Z

Q2: reward options clarified (pure donation / x2 Reward / entrepreneur option, cash-out only)

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	== 2. What do I get in return? ==		== 2. What do I get in return? ==
	A donation can generate conditional [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards]] (no guarantee). Rewards are funded by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]] paid by the platform's users: as adoption grows, subscription revenue is redistributed to Reward holders at the pace of that adoption. Rewards ~~come in two forms:~~ cash-out ~~Rewards~~ (CHF) ~~and~~ [[Gov/en/Portal:~~Economy~~/~~Karma-Tokens~~\|~~Karma tokens~~]]. Nothing is promised: if few users subscribe, redistribution is slow or may not occur.		A donation can generate conditional [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards]] (no guarantee). Rewards are funded by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]] paid by the platform's users: as adoption grows, subscription revenue is redistributed to Reward holders at the pace of that adoption. Rewards are automatically processed as cash-out (CHF). Right from the start, the person clearly chooses their option:
			* '''Pure donation''': no financial reward.
			* '''×2 Reward''': a reward equivalent to the donation times two.
			* '''Entrepreneur option''': an option aiming for the maximum reward, based on the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] (starting at ×100 at the beginning and going down to ×30 during Prototype 1), which is strictly limited by the actual funding needs. Nothing is promised: if few users subscribe, redistribution is slow or may not occur.

	<span id="not-speculative"></span>		<span id="not-speculative"></span>

AI-Admin-Assistant: Add Q8bis: indicative cash-out horizon, link to Rewards trajectory chapter (Theo directive 2026-08-20)

2026-08-20T11:34:05Z

Add Q8bis: indicative cash-out horizon, link to Rewards trajectory chapter (Theo directive 2026-08-20)

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	== 8. What happens if not enough users subscribe? ==		== 8. What happens if not enough users subscribe? ==
	Then redistribution slows down or does not occur. Rewards are conditional by design: they convert into value only at the pace of user [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]], and there is no guarantee that there will be many users. This conditionality is central to the model's non-speculative design: no fixed return is promised to anyone.		Then redistribution slows down or does not occur. Rewards are conditional by design: they convert into value only at the pace of user [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]], and there is no guarantee that there will be many users. This conditionality is central to the model's non-speculative design: no fixed return is promised to anyone.

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			== 8bis. When could I see money back? ==
			There is no guaranteed date. An indicative, non-binding projection illustrates one possible trajectory: in the order of 100,000 subscribing users after 24 months, 2 million after 36 months, 8 million after 48 months and 20 million after 60 months. With an average of about 5 million users paying around CHF 10 per year, subscription revenue would allow Rewards to be cashed out at the 25% allocation rate (or pro rata of actual adoption) over an average horizon of 3 to 4 years. These figures are purely illustrative: see the full chapter [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards#How long to cash out? Indicative trajectory (no guarantee)\|Indicative trajectory on the Rewards page]].

	<span id="fund-management"></span>		<span id="fund-management"></span>

AI-Admin-Assistant: Update link: Fiscal-Study / Fiscal-Reports merged into Legal Studies (Theo decision 2026-08-20)

2026-08-20T08:52:04Z

Update link: Fiscal-Study / Fiscal-Reports merged into Legal Studies (Theo decision 2026-08-20)

AI-Admin-Assistant: Category:Economy renamed to Category:Funding — per Théo 2026-08-18

2026-08-18T22:42:15Z

Category:Economy renamed to Category:Funding — per Théo 2026-08-18

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	[[Category:Funding]]		[[Category:Funding]]
	[[Category:Migration June 2026]]		[[Category:Migration June 2026]]
	~~[[Category:Economy]]~~

AI-Admin-Assistant: Move funding cluster to dedicated Category:Funding hub — per Théo 2026-08-18

2026-08-18T22:38:22Z

Move funding cluster to dedicated Category:Funding hub — per Théo 2026-08-18

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	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/Fiscal-Study\|Fiscal Study]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/Fiscal-Study\|Fiscal Study]]

			[[Category:Funding]]
	[[Category:Migration June 2026]]		[[Category:Migration June 2026]]
	[[Category:Economy]]		[[Category:Economy]]

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	== 2. What do I get in return? ==		== 2. What do I get in return? ==
	A donation can generate conditional [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Subscription Tokens~~\|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee). Subscription Tokens are funded by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]] paid by the platform's users: as adoption grows, subscription revenue is redistributed to Subscription Token holders at the pace of that adoption. Subscription Tokens are automatically processed as cash-out (CHF). Right from the start, the person clearly chooses their option:		A donation can generate conditional [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee). Subscription Tokens are funded by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]] paid by the platform's users: as adoption grows, subscription revenue is redistributed to Subscription Token holders at the pace of that adoption. Subscription Tokens are automatically processed as cash-out (CHF). Right from the start, the person clearly chooses their option:
	* '''Pure donation''': no financial subscription token.		* '''Pure donation''': no financial subscription token.
	* '''GetBack''': just give me my money back (×1).		* '''GetBack''': just give me my money back (×1).
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	== 4. Is my donation a form of charity? ==		== 4. Is my donation a form of charity? ==
	No, and this is a deliberate design choice. Charity gives unconditionally. A donation to WikiDeal is conditional: you believe in a future where many people choose a fair platform over an extractive one, and your donation can generate [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Subscription Tokens~~\|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee) if that future materialises. Your trust is the seed of that future.		No, and this is a deliberate design choice. Charity gives unconditionally. A donation to WikiDeal is conditional: you believe in a future where many people choose a fair platform over an extractive one, and your donation can generate [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee) if that future materialises. Your trust is the seed of that future.

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	== 6. How do I activate my Subscription Tokens? ==		== 6. How do I activate my Subscription Tokens? ==
	Activation is intended to start with a '''first-contact video session''': a webinar reserved for people who have made a donation, with proposed dates to choose from. This session is intended to introduce the model, answer questions, and confirm the activation of your [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Subscription Tokens~~\|Subscription Tokens]]. The booking mechanism is under study; details will be communicated to donors.		Activation is intended to start with a '''first-contact video session''': a webinar reserved for people who have made a donation, with proposed dates to choose from. This session is intended to introduce the model, answer questions, and confirm the activation of your [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Subscription Tokens]]. The booking mechanism is under study; details will be communicated to donors.

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	== 8bis. When could I see money back? ==		== 8bis. When could I see money back? ==
	There is no guaranteed date. An indicative, non-binding projection illustrates one possible trajectory: in the order of 100,000 subscribing users after 24 months, 2 million after 36 months, 8 million after 48 months and 20 million after 60 months. With an average of about 5 million users paying around CHF 10 per year, subscription revenue would allow Subscription Tokens to be cashed out at the 25% allocation rate (or pro rata of actual adoption) over an average horizon of 3 to 4 years. These figures are purely illustrative: see the full chapter [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Subscription Tokens~~#How long to cash out? Indicative trajectory (no guarantee)\|Indicative trajectory on the Subscription Tokens page]].		There is no guaranteed date. An indicative, non-binding projection illustrates one possible trajectory: in the order of 100,000 subscribing users after 24 months, 2 million after 36 months, 8 million after 48 months and 20 million after 60 months. With an average of about 5 million users paying around CHF 10 per year, subscription revenue would allow Subscription Tokens to be cashed out at the 25% allocation rate (or pro rata of actual adoption) over an average horizon of 3 to 4 years. These figures are purely illustrative: see the full chapter [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards#How long to cash out? Indicative trajectory (no guarantee)\|Indicative trajectory on the Subscription Tokens page]].

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	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/What-You-Get\|What You Get]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/What-You-Get\|What You Get]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Why-Fund-WikiDeal\|Why Fund WikiDeal]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Why-Fund-WikiDeal\|Why Fund WikiDeal]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Subscription Tokens~~\|Subscription Tokens]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Subscription Tokens]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Subscription Tokens~~-FAQ\|Subscription Tokens FAQ]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards-FAQ\|Subscription Tokens FAQ]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscriptions]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscriptions]]

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	{{KidsIntro\|This 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.}}		{{KidsIntro\|This 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.}}
	{{ExpertIntro\|A FAQ for donors. Donations may generate conditional ~~Rewards~~ (no guarantee), funded by user subscriptions and redistributed at the pace of adoption. The intended narrative is community redistribution, not return on investment: not a share, not a security under current analysis. Activation is envisaged via a donor video session.}}		{{ExpertIntro\|A FAQ for donors. Donations may generate conditional Subscription Tokens (no guarantee), funded by user subscriptions and redistributed at the pace of adoption. The intended narrative is community redistribution, not return on investment: not a share, not a security under current analysis. Activation is envisaged via a donor video session.}}
	__TOC__		__TOC__

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	== 2. What do I get in return? ==		== 2. What do I get in return? ==
	A donation can generate conditional [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Rewards~~\|~~Rewards~~]] (no guarantee). ~~Rewards~~ are funded by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]] paid by the platform's users: as adoption grows, subscription revenue is redistributed to ~~Reward~~ holders at the pace of that adoption. ~~Rewards~~ are automatically processed as cash-out (CHF). Right from the start, the person clearly chooses their option:		A donation can generate conditional [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens\|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee). Subscription Tokens are funded by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]] paid by the platform's users: as adoption grows, subscription revenue is redistributed to Subscription Token holders at the pace of that adoption. Subscription Tokens are automatically processed as cash-out (CHF). Right from the start, the person clearly chooses their option:
	* '''Pure donation''': no financial ~~reward~~.		* '''Pure donation''': no financial subscription token.
	* '''GetBack''': just give me my money back (×1).		* '''GetBack''': just give me my money back (×1).
	* '''×2 ~~Reward~~''': a ~~reward~~ equivalent to the donation times two.		* '''×2 Subscription Token''': a subscription token equivalent to the donation times two.
	* '''Customized option''': an option aiming for the maximum ~~reward~~, based on the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] (up to ×100 at the beginning), strictly limited by the actual funding needs. Nothing is promised: if few users subscribe, redistribution is slow or may not occur.		* '''Customized option''': an option aiming for the maximum subscription token, based on the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] (up to ×100 at the beginning), strictly limited by the actual funding needs. Nothing is promised: if few users subscribe, redistribution is slow or may not occur.

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	== 4. Is my donation a form of charity? ==		== 4. Is my donation a form of charity? ==
	No, and this is a deliberate design choice. Charity gives unconditionally. A donation to WikiDeal is conditional: you believe in a future where many people choose a fair platform over an extractive one, and your donation can generate [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Rewards~~\|~~Rewards~~]] (no guarantee) if that future materialises. Your trust is the seed of that future.		No, and this is a deliberate design choice. Charity gives unconditionally. A donation to WikiDeal is conditional: you believe in a future where many people choose a fair platform over an extractive one, and your donation can generate [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens\|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee) if that future materialises. Your trust is the seed of that future.

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	The most fundamental thing a donor provides is '''time''': not their own time, the project's time. WikiDeal needs months and years of development, iteration, community-building, and legal validation before it can reach the scale where it is self-sustaining. Your money converts directly into time: runway, capacity, possibility. Your donation pre-funds months of platform usage, before those users exist.		The most fundamental thing a donor provides is '''time''': not their own time, the project's time. WikiDeal needs months and years of development, iteration, community-building, and legal validation before it can reach the scale where it is self-sustaining. Your money converts directly into time: runway, capacity, possibility. Your donation pre-funds months of platform usage, before those users exist.

	<span id="activate-~~rewards~~"></span>		<span id="activate-subscription tokens"></span>
	== 6. How do I activate my ~~Rewards~~? ==		== 6. How do I activate my Subscription Tokens? ==
	Activation is intended to start with a '''first-contact video session''': a webinar reserved for people who have made a donation, with proposed dates to choose from. This session is intended to introduce the model, answer questions, and confirm the activation of your [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Rewards~~\|~~Rewards~~]]. The booking mechanism is under study; details will be communicated to donors.		Activation is intended to start with a '''first-contact video session''': a webinar reserved for people who have made a donation, with proposed dates to choose from. This session is intended to introduce the model, answer questions, and confirm the activation of your [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens\|Subscription Tokens]]. The booking mechanism is under study; details will be communicated to donors.

	<span id="step-by-step"></span>		<span id="step-by-step"></span>
	== 6bis. How do I get my ~~Reward~~ money back, step by step? ==		== 6bis. How do I get my Subscription Token money back, step by step? ==
	The intended path, in four steps:		The intended path, in four steps:
	# '''I sign up''' and confirm my donation and ~~Reward~~ option.		# '''I sign up''' and confirm my donation and Subscription Token option.
	# '''I check my dashboard''': it is intended to show my ~~Rewards~~ and the subscription revenue generated so far.		# '''I check my dashboard''': it is intended to show my Subscription Tokens and the subscription revenue generated so far.
	# '''I choose my cashout method''': the money would arrive automatically, or on demand.		# '''I choose my cashout method''': the money would arrive automatically, or on demand.
	# '''I receive the money''': payments are intended to be made in tranches of CHF 100, at the pace of the subscriptions generated by the pilot experiments. No guarantee: see [[#not-enough-users\|question 8]].		# '''I receive the money''': payments are intended to be made in tranches of CHF 100, at the pace of the subscriptions generated by the pilot experiments. No guarantee: see [[#not-enough-users\|question 8]].
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	== 8. What happens if not enough users subscribe? ==		== 8. What happens if not enough users subscribe? ==
	Then redistribution slows down or does not occur. ~~Rewards~~ are conditional by design: they convert into value only at the pace of user [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]], and there is no guarantee that there will be many users. This conditionality is central to the model's non-speculative design: no fixed return is promised to anyone.		Then redistribution slows down or does not occur. Subscription Tokens are conditional by design: they convert into value only at the pace of user [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|subscriptions]], and there is no guarantee that there will be many users. This conditionality is central to the model's non-speculative design: no fixed return is promised to anyone.

	<span id="when-money-back"></span>		<span id="when-money-back"></span>
	== 8bis. When could I see money back? ==		== 8bis. When could I see money back? ==
	There is no guaranteed date. An indicative, non-binding projection illustrates one possible trajectory: in the order of 100,000 subscribing users after 24 months, 2 million after 36 months, 8 million after 48 months and 20 million after 60 months. With an average of about 5 million users paying around CHF 10 per year, subscription revenue would allow ~~Rewards~~ to be cashed out at the 25% allocation rate (or pro rata of actual adoption) over an average horizon of 3 to 4 years. These figures are purely illustrative: see the full chapter [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Rewards~~#How long to cash out? Indicative trajectory (no guarantee)\|Indicative trajectory on the ~~Rewards~~ page]].		There is no guaranteed date. An indicative, non-binding projection illustrates one possible trajectory: in the order of 100,000 subscribing users after 24 months, 2 million after 36 months, 8 million after 48 months and 20 million after 60 months. With an average of about 5 million users paying around CHF 10 per year, subscription revenue would allow Subscription Tokens to be cashed out at the 25% allocation rate (or pro rata of actual adoption) over an average horizon of 3 to 4 years. These figures are purely illustrative: see the full chapter [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens#How long to cash out? Indicative trajectory (no guarantee)\|Indicative trajectory on the Subscription Tokens page]].

	<span id="fund-management"></span>		<span id="fund-management"></span>
	== 9. Where can I see how funds are managed? ==		== 9. Where can I see how funds are managed? ==
	In the [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/Legal-Studies\|legal and fiscal studies]], which document the funding mechanism, its legal analysis and its indicators. The algorithm that governs the distribution of ~~Rewards~~ (the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]], [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]] and the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Revenue-Structure\|25/25/50 revenue structure]]) is public and auditable by anyone; the [[Gov/en/Portal:Justice/Court-of-Auditors\|Court of Auditors]] is currently proposed as the independent body verifying distributions, and rights already attributed are protected: no retroactive rule change can reduce them.		In the [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/Legal-Studies\|legal and fiscal studies]], which document the funding mechanism, its legal analysis and its indicators. The algorithm that governs the distribution of Subscription Tokens (the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]], [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]] and the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Revenue-Structure\|25/25/50 revenue structure]]) is public and auditable by anyone; the [[Gov/en/Portal:Justice/Court-of-Auditors\|Court of Auditors]] is currently proposed as the independent body verifying distributions, and rights already attributed are protected: no retroactive rule change can reduce them.

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	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/What-You-Get\|What You Get]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/What-You-Get\|What You Get]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Why-Fund-WikiDeal\|Why Fund WikiDeal]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Why-Fund-WikiDeal\|Why Fund WikiDeal]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Rewards~~\|~~Rewards~~]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens\|Subscription Tokens]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Rewards~~-FAQ\|~~Rewards~~ FAQ]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens-FAQ\|Subscription Tokens FAQ]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscriptions]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscriptions]]

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	For clarity, it is equally important to state what a donation is ''not'':		For clarity, it is equally important to state what a donation is ''not'':
	* Not a share in Ynternet.org Foundation (which has no shareholders)		* Not a share in Ynternet.org Foundation (which has no shareholders)
	* Not a security regulated by FINMA (based on the current legal analysis, see the [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/~~Fiscal~~-~~Study~~\|fiscal ~~study~~]])		* Not a security regulated by FINMA (based on the current legal analysis, see the [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/Legal-Studies\|legal and fiscal studies]])
	* Not a guaranteed fixed-return instrument		* Not a guaranteed fixed-return instrument
	* Not a speculative token to be traded on exchanges		* Not a speculative token to be traded on exchanges
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	== 9. Where can I see how funds are managed? ==		== 9. Where can I see how funds are managed? ==
	In the [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/~~Fiscal~~-~~Study~~\|fiscal ~~study~~]], which ~~documents~~ the funding mechanism, its legal analysis and its indicators. The algorithm that governs the distribution of Rewards (the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]], [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]] and the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Revenue-Structure\|25/25/50 revenue structure]]) is public and auditable by anyone; the [[Gov/en/Portal:Justice/Court-of-Auditors\|Court of Auditors]] is currently proposed as the independent body verifying distributions, and rights already attributed are protected: no retroactive rule change can reduce them.		In the [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/Legal-Studies\|legal and fiscal studies]], which document the funding mechanism, its legal analysis and its indicators. The algorithm that governs the distribution of Rewards (the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]], [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]] and the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Revenue-Structure\|25/25/50 revenue structure]]) is public and auditable by anyone; the [[Gov/en/Portal:Justice/Court-of-Auditors\|Court of Auditors]] is currently proposed as the independent body verifying distributions, and rights already attributed are protected: no retroactive rule change can reduce them.

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	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding\|Need-Driven Funding]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscriptions]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscriptions]]
	* [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/~~Fiscal~~-~~Study~~\|~~Fiscal Study~~]]		* [[Gov/en/Portal:Transparency/Legal-Studies\|Legal Studies (incl. fiscal)]]

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