Ever noticed how NFT platforms keep most of the pie while artists and buyers fight over scraps?
The whole marketplace setup feels rigged. Transaction happens, platform takes a cut, Treasury gets fatter, users get... what exactly?
$SPAACE is flipping this script entirely.
Their approach: every single marketplace fee gets converted to ETH and dropped straight into stakers' wallets. Daily. No middlemen padding their accounts, no vague "treasury reserves" excuse.
The math is stupidly simple—100% of fees → ETH → stakers. That's it.
No complex tokenomics gymnastics, no delayed unlock schedules. You stake $SPAACE, you earn ETH from actual platform activity. Direct correlation.
Makes you wonder why other platforms never thought of this. Or maybe they did, just preferred keeping that revenue stream to themselves.
Either way, this feels like what value distribution should've looked like from day one.
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RadioShackKnight
· 16h ago
Wait, seriously? 100% of the fees go to stakers? Why haven't other platforms done this yet?
This logic is savage, it's like pulling the rug out from under them.
Finally, someone dares to touch the platform's profits.
Honestly, I'm a bit skeptical. Good things like this aren't usually that easy.
This is how the distribution should be, other platforms really need to reflect on this.
It actually makes the most sense when it's not that complicated, everyone agrees with receiving ETH directly.
But we still need to see how it works in practice—a lot of things look good on paper.
This really hits the pain point. The platform tried to take everything for themselves and got caught.
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ArbitrageBot
· 16h ago
Oh my gosh, someone finally exposed this scheme.
Seriously, is there really a platform willing to give back all the fees? That would require a huge conscience.
You can earn ETH just by staking? Sounds great... but it's a bit hard to believe.
Why haven't other platforms done this? Heh, those who know, know.
Ever noticed how NFT platforms keep most of the pie while artists and buyers fight over scraps?
The whole marketplace setup feels rigged. Transaction happens, platform takes a cut, Treasury gets fatter, users get... what exactly?
$SPAACE is flipping this script entirely.
Their approach: every single marketplace fee gets converted to ETH and dropped straight into stakers' wallets. Daily. No middlemen padding their accounts, no vague "treasury reserves" excuse.
The math is stupidly simple—100% of fees → ETH → stakers. That's it.
No complex tokenomics gymnastics, no delayed unlock schedules. You stake $SPAACE, you earn ETH from actual platform activity. Direct correlation.
Makes you wonder why other platforms never thought of this. Or maybe they did, just preferred keeping that revenue stream to themselves.
Either way, this feels like what value distribution should've looked like from day one.