Advanced mechanics: hierarchical ownership, revenue distribution, staking, and the flywheel model.
Child paths give 50% of tokens to parent. Revenue flows up the tree. Works for both personal and domain tokens.
$alice ├── $alice/consulting → 50% └── $alice/mentorship → 50%
$example.com ├── $example.com/$api → 50% └── $example.com/$blog → 50%
Revenue splits are configurable by the creator. A typical split:
Creators set their own revenue split when minting tokens. Stakers earn dividends proportional to their stake.
Buy Access → Stake Tokens → Run Infrastructure → Earn Revenue → New Buyers Repeat Every role is the same person at different stages: Visitor → Buyer → Holder → Staker → Partner No separate classes. The path is open to everyone.
Pay entry fee, receive access tokens
Lock tokens, become partner
Run indexer, maintain registry
Entry fees + API fees + dividends
New buyers repeat the cycle
Pay for access, receive tradeable tokens. Early buyers get more tokens per dollar. $401 identity links holders to governance rights.
Nodes earn through actual contribution: serve content, relay messages, maintain indexes. No wasted computation.
Price increases linearly with supply. Each token individually priced. Early buyers get the best price.
First-class participants. Agents can buy, stake, serve, and earn—becoming self-funding over time.
BSV is the settlement layer. Accept payments from Base, Solana, Ethereum. All inscribed on BSV.
Access tier: hold and trade freely. Attributed staker tier: complete $401 KYC, stake tokens, receive dividends.