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# External Revenue & Sharing

The plan is to implement a revenue-sharing model that combines liquidity pool injections and ETH-based revenue distribution. Holders with a balance exceeding 0.5% of the total supply will be eligible to receive a share of the earnings, including profits generated by our agents.\
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**The External Revenue Share consists of a variety of sources:**

1. Proceeds from the sale of credit packages through Basic BrAIn (GPT-3.5, DeepseekV2R) or Master BrAIn (GPT-4o, DeepseekV3R) from all our Agents.<br>
2. The AI Community Setup Program, where projects can choose to integrate our AI assistant into their own platforms.<br>
3. The Whitelabel Program, which allows projects to create their own customized Agent with a unique logo and name not connected to our Agents.<br>
4. Revenues generated from advertising campaigns on our Agents, open to both crypto and non-crypto projects seeking to promote their businesses or startups.

The guiding principle is to ensure that after paying environmental costs for our AI system, 100% of the resulting revenue streams are channeled back to the community and/or project. These presentations will be conducted regularly and transparently on a bi-weekly basis.\
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This approach aims to maximize the benefits for all participants and foster greater trust and engagement within the initiative.


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