🦁How does LionCEO generate revenue from its products?
Traditionally, real yield in finance is nominal returns minus inflation. In DeFi, it refers to yields generated from economic activity and fees obtained from services provided or revenue sharing. So where does the money of LionCEO come from in the long term? And how do we share it with our investors? Let's find out:
From LCEO Multi-AI Products
At present, our AI apps offer users the opportunity to generate a limitless number of high-quality images and speeches without charge during our beta test phase. In the future, we plan to release both Standard and Premium versions of our apps.
Standard users will be able to create up to five outputs daily at no cost.
Premium users will have unrestricted access to all features with no usage limitations. However, there will be a monthly fee for this level of service, which is partly sent to Real-Yield Reward pool.
From LCEO NFT Generator
Whether you're a seasoned digital artist or a complete beginner, LCEO NFT Generator is the perfect tool to help you bring your creative ideas to life. Our NFT generator doesn’t charge until you are ready to export your NFT. Part of our NFT generator Revenue is sent to Real-Yield Reward pool.
Along with your NFT, LionCEO will also export your metadata to a JSON or CSV file. This file contains important data about each of your tokens, including its name, a description of its traits, and its link to the hosted image. You will need this metadata in order to deploy a smart contract.
From LCEO Play2Earn Game
Join LCEO Gaming Ecosystem to earn prizes every day, players just need to create a character and join the battle with other players. The NFT character creation process doesn’t charge until you are ready to pay. Part of our Revenue from Play2Earn Game is sent to Real-Yield Reward pool.
From LCEO Staking Ecosystem
As part of our fee structure. The staking fee is set at a competitive rate of 1%, which is used to support the growth and development of our ecosystem.
Additionally, for early unstaking, there is an early unstaking fee of 6%. Out of the total 6%, 3% is burnt, and the remaining 3% is sent to the Real-Yield Reward pool, which is used to incentivize and reward long-term Holders.
