Investing directly in apps, lets say participating a certain % of an "app's income" is a nice thought, too. I guess most apps would be offered by a company in the end, but not all.
Let us work through this as an example real quick.
Investing directly in apps, lets say participating a certain % of an "app's income" is a nice thought, too. I guess most apps would be offered by a company in the end, but not all.
Let us work through this as an example real quick.
Have not looked into Baemail yet, but I assume you profit from all the interaction in Baemail.
So lets say there is a "main Baemail" BSV wallet, where your profit goes.
Would you take money and in exchange give the investor a certain % of all income from
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That would be interesting. Investors help you to scale, you have no risk taking the money other than let them participate from the income
Classic investing
And the investor would not have to care whether Baemail is a company or just Deggen as a private person
All risks are on the investor's side, he has to do his job to find out if you are capable and trustworthy
again: classic investing
Totally agree. This is a good idea. Right now I run a script which pays out a percentage of Baemail revenue to a split of Paymails, with this concept in mind.
I think this is also what @255 mentioned at CG London with his "in and out" investment plan (not sure how it was called)
Next step is your private "main Deggen BSV wallet" to let investors participate. I agree it sounds scary though!
My twetch didn't send in followup -- "To clarify - we diverge at this point. Pehaps this is a crack in the idea itself. I think it DOES matter whether this is an app or a person."