Mesi generates revenue through a diverse range of channels, encompassing fees, subscriptions, content sales, and more. Below is a detailed breakdown of the company's revenue streams:
10% fee on user-to-user transactions
10% on revenues made by the users
Subscriptions
Content/ticket sale
Pay per view
Tipping
License rights use (by other users within mesi, or externally)
10% on revenues made on ads
Bundle sales (e.g. acquisition of custom emojis/ memes packs from Mesi)
AI tools access/usage
Payments for creating ads campaign (CPM budgets)
Advertising platform revenues (e.g. through Ad-sense or other engines)
On/off-ramp conversion fees.
Blockchain / web3 / DEFI transaction fees
Micro Loans
Subscriptions
Content sale
Pay per view
Tipping
License rights use (by other users within mesi, or externally)
Engagement rewards
Live streaming revenue (paid tickets and live tips)
Share in revenue contributed by the creator to the gallery
Engagement rewards
Content resale
Staking rewards
Referral bonuses
Welcome bonuses
Mesi’s fiscal policy is built to keep the Mesi App growing stronger. Here’s how it works:
Liquidity Support: Mesi will use its funds to facilitate the creation and increasing liquidity of the USDC / $MESI trading pair to make MESI tokens easier to trade.
Incentives Refresh: Periodically update reward budgets to keep incentives attractive.
Anti-Inflation Measures: Supporting long-term economic value of the Mesi ecosystem
Sustainable Economy: Making sure rewards and spending don’t go over the yearly budget, which is based on how much money the company expects to make.
Gradual Reverse Migration: Slowly shifting all tokens and trading from other blockchains like Ethereum to the Creator Chain. This helps keep everything organized and focused on one system. The goal is to make liquidity even deeper and use the Creator Chain as the primary blockchain for Mesi tokens.