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# Business Model

OpenMotion introduces a sophisticated monetization framework and incentive structures, thoughtfully designed to benefit animation creators/studios, fans, investors and distributors. This system not only ensures the sustainability of the platform but also encourages ongoing participation and investment in animation.

The OpenMotion platform enables animation creators/studios to list the animation projects that are under development and need for funding. For each animation project OpenMotion mints a collection of NFTs that can be sold to investors, fans and other participants. New emissions of NFTs directly related to specific animation projects. Users on the OpenMotion Launchpad can buy the NFTs with fiat currency or $ANME tokens. Revenue received from the NFT sale is allocated to specific animation projects. OpenMotion charges animation creators/studios with launchpad listing and success fees. After development of animation projects is completed projects will generate revenue and NFT owners will receive royalties.

OpenMotion generates revenue through various sources. Here are some common revenue streams and sources:


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