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

2026-10-04T10:06:46Z

Rename rewards -> subscription tokens (terminology harmonization)

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	* Financial reports are published quarterly, including development spending breakdown		* Financial reports are published quarterly, including development spending breakdown

	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscription Model]] Revenue Structure [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Subscription Tokens~~\|Subscription Tokens Explained]] Subscription Token Simulation		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscription Model]] Revenue Structure [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Subscription Tokens Explained]] Subscription Token Simulation

	[[Category:Funding]]		[[Category:Funding]]

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

2026-10-04T10:06:24Z

Terminology: Rewards -> Subscription Tokens

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	== Financing Development ==		== Financing Development ==
	WikiDeal's development is financed without venture capital, without debt, and without shareholder equity. Instead, it uses a '''self-financing model''' built on early supporter ~~rewards~~ (bonding curve) and recurring subscription revenue. This page explains how development is funded, what the money covers, and how early supporters are compensated once the platform reaches scale.		WikiDeal's development is financed without venture capital, without debt, and without shareholder equity. Instead, it uses a '''self-financing model''' built on early supporter subscription tokens (bonding curve) and recurring subscription revenue. This page explains how development is funded, what the money covers, and how early supporters are compensated once the platform reaches scale.

	WikiDeal finances development through community support (bonding curve ×100 → ×30) + subscriptions (10 CHF/year): no VC, no debt, no equity dilution		WikiDeal finances development through community support (bonding curve ×100 → ×30) + subscriptions (10 CHF/year): no VC, no debt, no equity dilution
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	\| '''1M CHF (initial)'''		\| '''1M CHF (initial)'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Rewards~~ issued		\| Subscription Tokens issued
	\| '''50M ~~Rewards~~ (×100 → ×30 curve)'''		\| '''50M Subscription Tokens (×100 → ×30 curve)'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Early supporters		\| Early supporters
	\| '''50M ~~Rewards~~'''		\| '''50M Subscription Tokens'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Total pool		\| Total pool
	\| '''100M ~~Rewards~~'''		\| '''100M Subscription Tokens'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Recurring revenue		\| Recurring revenue
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	WikiDeal rejects the traditional startup financing model (raise VC → grow at all costs → exit). Instead, it uses two complementary mechanisms:		WikiDeal rejects the traditional startup financing model (raise VC → grow at all costs → exit). Instead, it uses two complementary mechanisms:

	# '''Early-phase:''' Bonding Curve (×100 → ×30 ~~reward~~ range) → generates initial capital from community supporters		# '''Early-phase:''' Bonding Curve (×100 → ×30 subscription token range) → generates initial capital from community supporters
	# '''Operating phase:''' Subscription revenue (10 CHF/year × users) → self-sustaining operations + development budget		# '''Operating phase:''' Subscription revenue (10 CHF/year × users) → self-sustaining operations + development budget

	This model means WikiDeal's fate is tied to genuine user adoption, not funder appetite. If users don't pay, development stops. If users do pay, development accelerates proportionally. This creates a healthy alignment between product quality and financial health.		This model means WikiDeal's fate is tied to genuine user adoption, not funder appetite. If users don't pay, development stops. If users do pay, development accelerates proportionally. This creates a healthy alignment between product quality and financial health.

	=== Bonding Curve: 1M CHF → 100M ~~Rewards~~ ===		=== Bonding Curve: 1M CHF → 100M Subscription Tokens ===
	The initial development phase is funded through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]]. The target is to raise '''1 million CHF''' from early supporters:		The initial development phase is funded through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]]. The target is to raise '''1 million CHF''' from early supporters:

	1M CHF raised → 50M ~~Rewards~~ issued (×100 → ×30 bonding curve) to funders		1M CHF raised → 50M Subscription Tokens issued (×100 → ×30 bonding curve) to funders
	+ 50M ~~Rewards~~ reserved for early supporters (dev contributors, community builders)		+ 50M Subscription Tokens reserved for early supporters (dev contributors, community builders)
	= 100M ~~Rewards~~ in total		= 100M Subscription Tokens in total

	The total pool is 100 million ~~Rewards~~, and nothing more: it is not a cash liability. ~~Rewards~~ are automatically transformed into subscriptions, honoured progressively at the pace of subscription revenue.		The total pool is 100 million Subscription Tokens, and nothing more: it is not a cash liability. Subscription Tokens are automatically transformed into subscriptions, honoured progressively at the pace of subscription revenue.

	=== Subscription Revenue as Development Fund ===		=== Subscription Revenue as Development Fund ===
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	The initial 1M CHF raised through the bonding curve must be "amortized" over time, meaning early supporters must eventually be compensated. This happens through the revenue distribution mechanism, not through direct repayment:		The initial 1M CHF raised through the bonding curve must be "amortized" over time, meaning early supporters must eventually be compensated. This happens through the revenue distribution mechanism, not through direct repayment:

	* Early supporters hold ~~Rewards~~ (from the 100M ~~Rewards~~ pool)		* Early supporters hold Subscription Tokens (from the 100M Subscription Tokens pool)
	* As platform revenues grow, 25% of each incoming franc is distributed to their ~~Rewards~~, pro rata		* As platform revenues grow, 25% of each incoming franc is distributed to their Subscription Tokens, pro rata
	* The more ~~Rewards~~ you hold, the more you receive from each distribution		* The more Subscription Tokens you hold, the more you receive from each distribution
	* Over time, ~~Reward~~ holders would see their ~~Rewards~~ honoured progressively, within the limit set by the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve		* Over time, Subscription Token holders would see their Subscription Tokens honoured progressively, within the limit set by the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve

	ℹ️ There is no fixed repayment schedule. Compensation depends on platform growth. Early supporters accept this risk explicitly: the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve is the ~~reward~~ for accepting early-stage uncertainty.		ℹ️ There is no fixed repayment schedule. Compensation depends on platform growth. Early supporters accept this risk explicitly: the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve is the subscription token for accepting early-stage uncertainty.

	=== How each incoming franc is distributed ===		=== How each incoming franc is distributed ===
	Each franc of revenue, whether it comes from a CHF 10 yearly subscription or from a CHF 1 monthly payment, is intended to be distributed as follows:		Each franc of revenue, whether it comes from a CHF 10 yearly subscription or from a CHF 1 monthly payment, is intended to be distributed as follows:

	* '''25%''' to the ~~Rewards~~ of the '''donors''' of the first Donation Roundtable, pro rata to the ~~Rewards~~ each donor holds;		* '''25%''' to the Subscription Tokens of the '''donors''' of the first Donation Roundtable, pro rata to the Subscription Tokens each donor holds;
	* '''25%''' to the ~~Rewards~~ of the '''early supporters''', pro rata on the same principle;		* '''25%''' to the Subscription Tokens of the '''early supporters''', pro rata on the same principle;
	* '''50%''' to the '''current operating costs''' of WikiDeal.		* '''50%''' to the '''current operating costs''' of WikiDeal.

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	! Incoming revenue		! Incoming revenue
	! Donors' ~~Rewards~~ (25%)		! Donors' Subscription Tokens (25%)
	! Early supporters' ~~Rewards~~ (25%)		! Early supporters' Subscription Tokens (25%)
	! Operating costs (50%)		! Operating costs (50%)
	\|-		\|-
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	\|}		\|}

	* The CHF 25,000 for donors is distributed pro rata across all donor ~~Reward~~ holders: a donor holding 1% of the donors' ~~Rewards~~ pool receives CHF 250 that month;		* The CHF 25,000 for donors is distributed pro rata across all donor Subscription Token holders: a donor holding 1% of the donors' Subscription Tokens pool receives CHF 250 that month;
	* The CHF 25,000 for early supporters is distributed pro rata on the same principle: an early supporter holding 2% of the early supporters' ~~Rewards~~ pool receives CHF 500;		* The CHF 25,000 for early supporters is distributed pro rata on the same principle: an early supporter holding 2% of the early supporters' Subscription Tokens pool receives CHF 500;
	* CHF 50,000 covers WikiDeal's current operating costs.		* CHF 50,000 covers WikiDeal's current operating costs.

	Each distributed franc reduces the holder's remaining ~~Rewards~~ balance by the same amount. The pace therefore scales with subscription revenue: the more users subscribe, the faster ~~Rewards~~ are honoured. Cash out is available in increments of at least CHF 100. These figures are an illustration of the mechanism, not a projection or a commitment.		Each distributed franc reduces the holder's remaining Subscription Tokens balance by the same amount. The pace therefore scales with subscription revenue: the more users subscribe, the faster Subscription Tokens are honoured. Cash out is available in increments of at least CHF 100. These figures are an illustration of the mechanism, not a projection or a commitment.

	=== Development Roadmap Funding ===		=== Development Roadmap Funding ===
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	* Financial reports are published quarterly, including development spending breakdown		* Financial reports are published quarterly, including development spending breakdown

	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscription Model]] Revenue Structure [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Rewards~~\|~~Rewards~~ Explained]] ~~Reward~~ Simulation		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscription Model]] Revenue Structure [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens\|Subscription Tokens Explained]] Subscription Token Simulation

	[[Category:Funding]]		[[Category:Funding]]

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

2026-09-03T17:17:44Z

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 Category:Funding

2026-08-20T23:41:25Z

Operation Funding cleanup: add Category:Funding

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	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscription Model]] Revenue Structure [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards Explained]] Reward Simulation		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscription Model]] Revenue Structure [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards Explained]] Reward Simulation

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

AI-Admin-Assistant: Add missing TOC per Theo's request

2026-08-09T22:27:32Z

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	{{KidsIntro\|This page tells how WikiDeal pays for building new things.}}		{{KidsIntro\|This page tells how WikiDeal pays for building new things.}}

			__TOC__

	== Financing Development ==		== Financing Development ==

AI-Admin-Assistant: Add missing intros per Theo's 20s rule

2026-08-09T00:54:48Z

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			{{ExpertIntro\|We are heading towards self-financing models where platform development couples directly to user adoption through bonding curves and subscription revenue. This hypothesis proposes that decoupling from venture capital creates alignment between product quality and financial sustainability, though it assumes sufficient community participation and user growth to sustain operations.}}

	{{KidsIntro\|This page tells how WikiDeal pays for building new things.}}		{{KidsIntro\|This page tells how WikiDeal pays for building new things.}}

AI-Admin-Assistant: Furizon C3/C4 follow-up (Theo audios 2026-07-16): 100M Rewards (not Credits), pro rata worked example as table, Reward holders wording, em-dash cleanup

2026-07-17T06:20:04Z

Furizon C3/C4 follow-up (Theo audios 2026-07-16): 100M Rewards (not Credits), pro rata worked example as table, Reward holders wording, em-dash cleanup

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	WikiDeal's development is financed without venture capital, without debt, and without shareholder equity. Instead, it uses a '''self-financing model''' built on early supporter rewards (bonding curve) and recurring subscription revenue. This page explains how development is funded, what the money covers, and how early supporters are compensated once the platform reaches scale.		WikiDeal's development is financed without venture capital, without debt, and without shareholder equity. Instead, it uses a '''self-financing model''' built on early supporter rewards (bonding curve) and recurring subscription revenue. This page explains how development is funded, what the money covers, and how early supporters are compensated once the platform reaches scale.

	WikiDeal finances development through community support (bonding curve ×100 → ×30) + subscriptions (10 CHF/year) — no VC, no debt, no equity dilution		WikiDeal finances development through community support (bonding curve ×100 → ×30) + subscriptions (10 CHF/year): no VC, no debt, no equity dilution

	Development Financing		Development Financing
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	This model means WikiDeal's fate is tied to genuine user adoption, not funder appetite. If users don't pay, development stops. If users do pay, development accelerates proportionally. This creates a healthy alignment between product quality and financial health.		This model means WikiDeal's fate is tied to genuine user adoption, not funder appetite. If users don't pay, development stops. If users do pay, development accelerates proportionally. This creates a healthy alignment between product quality and financial health.

	=== Bonding Curve: 1M CHF → 100M ~~Credits~~ ===		=== Bonding Curve: 1M CHF → 100M Rewards ===
	The initial development phase is funded through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]]. The target is to raise '''1 million CHF''' from early supporters:		The initial development phase is funded through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]]. The target is to raise '''1 million CHF''' from early supporters:

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	=== Amortization Logic ===		=== Amortization Logic ===
	The initial 1M CHF raised through the bonding curve must be "amortized" over time — meaning early supporters must eventually be compensated. This happens through the revenue distribution mechanism, not through direct repayment:		The initial 1M CHF raised through the bonding curve must be "amortized" over time, meaning early supporters must eventually be compensated. This happens through the revenue distribution mechanism, not through direct repayment:

	* Early supporters hold Rewards (from the 100M Rewards pool)		* Early supporters hold Rewards (from the 100M Rewards pool)
	* As platform revenues grow, 25% of each incoming franc is distributed to their Rewards, pro rata		* As platform revenues grow, 25% of each incoming franc is distributed to their Rewards, pro rata
	* The more Rewards you hold, the more you receive from each distribution		* The more Rewards you hold, the more you receive from each distribution
	* Over time, ~~credit~~ holders ~~recoup~~ their ~~funding multiple times over (via~~ the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve)		* Over time, Reward holders would see their Rewards honoured progressively, within the limit set by the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve

	ℹ️ There is no fixed repayment schedule. Compensation depends on platform growth. Early supporters accept this risk explicitly — the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve is the reward for accepting early-stage uncertainty.		ℹ️ There is no fixed repayment schedule. Compensation depends on platform growth. Early supporters accept this risk explicitly: the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve is the reward for accepting early-stage uncertainty.

	=== How each incoming franc is distributed ===		=== How each incoming franc is distributed ===
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	=== Worked example (illustrative, non-binding) ===		=== Worked example (illustrative, non-binding) ===
	Assume a month with CHF 100,000 of subscription revenue:		Assume a month with CHF 100,000 of incoming subscription revenue:

	* CHF 25,000 ~~goes to the Roundtable-1~~ donors~~' Rewards~~: a donor holding 1% of the donors' Rewards pool receives CHF 250 that month;		{\| class="wikitable"
	* CHF 25,000 ~~goes to the~~ early supporters~~' Rewards,~~ pro rata on the same principle;		\|-
			! Incoming revenue
			! Donors' Rewards (25%)
			! Early supporters' Rewards (25%)
			! Operating costs (50%)
			\|-
			\| CHF 100,000
			\| CHF 25,000
			\| CHF 25,000
			\| CHF 50,000
			\|}

			* The CHF 25,000 for donors is distributed pro rata across all donor Reward holders: a donor holding 1% of the donors' Rewards pool receives CHF 250 that month;
			* The CHF 25,000 for early supporters is distributed pro rata on the same principle: an early supporter holding 2% of the early supporters' Rewards pool receives CHF 500;
	* CHF 50,000 covers WikiDeal's current operating costs.		* CHF 50,000 covers WikiDeal's current operating costs.

AI-Admin-Assistant: Furizon C1/C3/C4 per Theo (audios 2026-07-16 23:04): 100M Rewards (no billion face value), 25/25/50 pro rata per franc, pricing reconciliation, English cleanup

2026-07-16T23:14:31Z

Furizon C1/C3/C4 per Theo (audios 2026-07-16 23:04): 100M Rewards (no billion face value), 25/25/50 pro rata per franc, pricing reconciliation, English cleanup

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	\| '''1M CHF (initial)'''		\| '''1M CHF (initial)'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Reward~~ issued		\| Rewards issued
	\| '''50M ~~années~~ (×100 → ×30 curve)'''		\| '''50M Rewards (×100 → ×30 curve)'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Early supporters		\| Early supporters
	\| '''50M ~~années~~'''		\| '''50M Rewards'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Total pool		\| Total pool
	\| '''100M ~~crédits~~'''		\| '''100M Rewards'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Recurring revenue		\| Recurring revenue
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	\| Distribution		\| Distribution
	\| '''50~~/50 after~~ costs'''		\| '''25% donors · 25% early supporters · 50% operating costs'''
	\|}		\|}

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	The initial development phase is funded through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]]. The target is to raise '''1 million CHF''' from early supporters:		The initial development phase is funded through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]]. The target is to raise '''1 million CHF''' from early supporters:

	1M CHF raised → 50M ~~années de cotisation~~ issued (×100 → ×30 bonding curve) to funders		1M CHF raised → 50M Rewards issued (×100 → ×30 bonding curve) to funders
	+ 50M ~~années~~ reserved for early supporters (dev contributors, community builders)		+ 50M Rewards reserved for early supporters (dev contributors, community builders)
	= 100M ~~crédits~~ total ~~= 10M années de cotisation~~		= 100M Rewards in total

	~~Face value~~: ~~100M crédits × 10 CHF/année = 1 billion CHF in potential platform access~~		The total pool is 100 million Rewards, and nothing more: it is not a cash liability. Rewards are automatically transformed into subscriptions, honoured progressively at the pace of subscription revenue.

	~~The 1 billion CHF face value~~ is not a cash liability ~~— it represents the total platform access value that would be generated if all 10M subscription years~~ are ~~eventually used. In practice~~, ~~credits are redeemed~~ progressively as the ~~platform grows~~.

	=== Subscription Revenue as Development Fund ===		=== Subscription Revenue as Development Fund ===
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	! Users		! Users
	! Annual Revenue		! Annual Revenue
	! ~~Development Budget~~ (50% ~~after costs~~)		! Operating and development budget (50% of revenue)
	\|-		\|-
	\| 100,000		\| 100,000
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	The initial 1M CHF raised through the bonding curve must be "amortized" over time — meaning early supporters must eventually be compensated. This happens through the revenue distribution mechanism, not through direct repayment:		The initial 1M CHF raised through the bonding curve must be "amortized" over time — meaning early supporters must eventually be compensated. This happens through the revenue distribution mechanism, not through direct repayment:

	* Early supporters hold ~~années de cotisation~~ (from the 100M ~~credit~~ pool)		* Early supporters hold Rewards (from the 100M Rewards pool)
	* As platform revenues grow, 50% of ~~surplus~~ is distributed ~~proportionally~~ to ~~credit holders~~		* As platform revenues grow, 25% of each incoming franc is distributed to their Rewards, pro rata
	* The more ~~années~~ you hold, the more you receive from each distribution		* The more Rewards you hold, the more you receive from each distribution
	* Over time, credit holders recoup their funding multiple times over (via the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve)		* Over time, credit holders recoup their funding multiple times over (via the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve)

	ℹ️ There is no fixed repayment schedule. Compensation depends on platform growth. Early supporters accept this risk explicitly — the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve is the reward for accepting early-stage uncertainty.		ℹ️ There is no fixed repayment schedule. Compensation depends on platform growth. Early supporters accept this risk explicitly — the ×100 → ×30 bonding curve is the reward for accepting early-stage uncertainty.

	=== ~~50/50 Distribution When Revenue Flows~~ ===		=== How each incoming franc is distributed ===
	~~Once~~ operating costs ~~are covered from revenue~~, the ~~surplus is split 50/50~~:		Each franc of revenue, whether it comes from a CHF 10 yearly subscription or from a CHF 1 monthly payment, is intended to be distributed as follows:

			* '''25%''' to the Rewards of the '''donors''' of the first Donation Roundtable, pro rata to the Rewards each donor holds;
			* '''25%''' to the Rewards of the '''early supporters''', pro rata on the same principle;
			* '''50%''' to the '''current operating costs''' of WikiDeal.

			This mechanism is not discretionary: it is a structural rule built into the WikiDeal operating model, published transparently and auditable by the community.

			=== Worked example (illustrative, non-binding) ===
			Assume a month with CHF 100,000 of subscription revenue:

	* '~~''50~~% ~~→ Common Fund:~~'~~'' redistributed proportionally~~ to the ~~number of années held by~~ early ~~funders (rewards patience and loyalty)~~		* CHF 25,000 goes to the Roundtable-1 donors' Rewards: a donor holding 1% of the donors' Rewards pool receives CHF 250 that month;
	* ~~'''~~50~~% → Credit Holders:''~~' ~~distributed sequentially — crédit #1 gets half first, then crédit #1 + all funders, then crédit #2, etc~~.		* CHF 25,000 goes to the early supporters' Rewards, pro rata on the same principle;
			* CHF 50,000 covers WikiDeal's current operating costs.

	~~This~~ mechanism is not ~~discretionary — it is~~ a ~~structural rule built into the WikiDeal operating model, published transparently and auditable by the community~~.		Each distributed franc reduces the holder's remaining Rewards balance by the same amount. The pace therefore scales with subscription revenue: the more users subscribe, the faster Rewards are honoured. Cash out is available in increments of at least CHF 100. These figures are an illustration of the mechanism, not a projection or a commitment.

	=== Development Roadmap Funding ===		=== Development Roadmap Funding ===
	Development priorities are funded from operating ~~surplus~~ (~~after costs and distributions~~). The model does not promise specific features at specific dates — instead, it promises that:		Development priorities are funded from the operating share (50% of revenue). The model does not promise specific features at specific dates; instead, it promises that:

	* All surplus beyond operating costs is reinvested in development or distributed to the community		* All surplus beyond operating costs is reinvested in development or distributed to the community

AI-Admin-Assistant: Terminology: Cash Reward(s) → Reward(s) (Théo 2026-07-03)

2026-07-03T13:23:11Z

Terminology: Cash Reward(s) → Reward(s) (Théo 2026-07-03)

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	* Financial reports are published quarterly, including development spending breakdown		* Financial reports are published quarterly, including development spending breakdown

	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscription Model]] Revenue Structure [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Cash-~~Rewards\|Rewards Explained]] Reward Simulation		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions\|Subscription Model]] Revenue Structure [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards\|Rewards Explained]] Reward Simulation

	[[Category:Migration June 2026]]		[[Category:Migration June 2026]]

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