Fees collected

The economic model of DSponsor is based on charging fees at two stages: at the initial creation of an NFT (minting fees) and at its resale on the secondary market (resale fees), both currently set at 4%.

These fees contribute to the DSponsor treasury and are intended to ensure the sustainability of the ecosystem and the continued funding of the protocol.

Fees Structure

• Mint: Fees applied to the amount paid by the sponsor during the initial sale of the NFT.

• Resale: Fees on royalties from a secondary market transaction, if the marketplace supports this feature.

The DSponsor treasury collects these fees regardless of the cryptocurrency used for the transactions.

Example

Let's consider the case of BigMedia offering an NFT linked to an ad space purchased by SponsorA for 104 USDC:

• BigMedia receives 100 USDC

• The treasury receives 4 USDC

If SponsorA resells this NFT to SponsorB for 200 USDC. BigMedia set 10% in royalties:

• SponsorA receives 172 USDC

• BigMedia receives 20 USDC

• The treasury receives 8 USDC

Purpose of Fees

The fees collected are used to cover various expenses, such as:

1. Compensating the technical, marketing, and administrative teams.

2. Conducting security audits.

3. Management of legal aspects to ensure project compliance.

A portion of the revenues will be redistributed through a specific mechanism linked to the DCAST token to support the growth of the protocol and actively reward contributors to its expansion.