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A SOLUTION TO CREATOR MONETIZATION




DIGITAL CREATIONS CAN NOW BE TRADED LIKE STOCKS. TRADERS EARN MONEY FROM
INCREASED SHARE VALUE AND THE CREATOR RECEIVES A KICKBACK WITH EVERY
TRANSACTION.


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A NEW OPPORTUNITY TO ENABLE YOUR WORK

Today, some forms of work are hard to monetize fairly or even at all. Examples
could be open source projects, websites, movies, music, apps, some products and
more. In apps for example there usually only are two options: ads or charge of
users. In open source software there are often no source of income except
voluntary donations. Some areas of production like music or movies have
reasonable options for monetization but often require very large audience to
generate substantial revenue. The following explanation is a explanation how
monetization would work for creators in Alstra.




EXAMPLE, THE OPEN SOURCE ENGINEER




1. CARL

Carl is a software developer. He is developing an open source project for
node.js users.




3. NOT UNUSUAL

This is not strange in any way. Open source is free for everyone and should
continue to be. It is one of the things that make open source so powerful.




6. INSIGHTFUL TRADERS

To buy ownership in something digital like Carl’s project is kind of
uninteresting for most people. However at Alstra the situation is a bit
different. Here, no one will buy shares of an asset for the sake of ownership
but instead to themself monetize from it.




8. START OF SUCCESS

Carl valuated his project to $20 and keept 50% of the shares. His software had
no users and no publicity, so much more was hard to ask for. His open source
solution does however solve a problem for many other developers and becomes a
valuable tool. People see the potential in his tool and decides to buy shares of
his asset in the belief of a higher future price of the shares so that themself
will profit.





2. NO EARNINGS

Normally, Carl would have zero income of his work except eventual voluntary
donations.




4. EARNINGS

Carl however wants to earn a living and maybe even create a team for this
development so he decides to use Alstra.




5. REGISTERING TO ALSTRA

Carl registers an asset in Alstra. Which divides the ownership of his projects
into tradable shares which can increase or decrease in price. Since the project
is quite new, he decides to give his project a start valuation of $20, not very
much. He also decides to save 50% of the shares and make the rest open for
trade.




7. LEGITIMATE REASONS

When trades happen the price adjustes, just like in the stock market. The reason
for someone to buy shares in your asset is that they believe the price will rise
so that when they sell they will make a profit. For each trade made, Carl, the
creator, will earn a proportion of the money. This means that for every trade he
will earn a cut. This makes the system profitable for both the traders and the
creator.




9. INTERESTED AUDIENCE

Jump forward in time, 4 months later the shares of Carl’s asset has increased in
price due to the belief of customers and others. The tool now has 100 000 users
which is a relatively big audience but still realistic. React, an open source
project has for comparison 13.8 million download every week and Express 20.9
million every week. So 100 thousand users totally is not unrealistic.




10. EARNINGS CALCULATION

100 000 thousand people uses Carl’s tool in their project. Lets assume, on
average, that those valuate his tool’s impact to $20 which just is an estimation
to play with. That number might be totally different, higher or lower. In this
case, his tool, would have a total value of 20*100 000 = $2 000 000. This means
that Carl’s saved shares is now worth $1 000 000, since he saved 50%. This does
however not generate Carl any money without a sell, since that is just an
valuation. Luckly for Carl, every time a trade occurs he gets a kickback of 2%
of the total trade. Lets imagine that 5% of the shares belonging to Carl’s asset
is traded every day. The tradable shares are currently worth $1 000 000 and 5%
are traded every day. This gives Carl a kickback of 1 000 000*0.05*0.02 = $1 000
every day. That is 1 000*30 = $30 000 every month and $360 000 every year. That
is without consideration of the potentially increasing valuation of his own
shares. Those can possibly increase with another $360 000 of not at all,
completely based on peoples valuation of his project.





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