Revenue Sharing

Revenue Sharing in $Terra

Terra’s revenue sharing model ensures that all participants in the ecosystem—hardware owners, renters, and $TERRA token holders—benefit from the platform’s success.

Hardware contributors who lend GPUs, VMs, or other computing resources earn a significant portion of the revenue generated from tasks performed on their hardware. These tasks include cryptocurrency mining, AI model training, and cloud computing applications. Payouts are distributed in real-time through Terra’s blockchain-powered system, with earnings directly proportional to the performance and utilization of the contributed hardware.

In addition to this, $TERRA token holders also share in the platform’s success. A portion of the revenue generated by Terra’s ecosystem is allocated to token holders, creating additional incentives for holding $TERRA. This distribution mechanism rewards long-term supporters and aligns the interests of all stakeholders with the platform’s growth.

The revenue sharing process is fully automated via smart contracts, ensuring transparency, accuracy, and efficiency. Payouts are made in $TERRA tokens, enabling contributors and holders to reinvest in the platform, participate in governance, or trade on the open market.

This dual revenue-sharing approach—rewarding both hardware contributors and token holders—fosters a thriving, inclusive ecosystem. It creates a self-sustaining cycle where users, contributors, and investors are incentivized to grow Terra together while benefiting from the increasing demand for decentralized and affordable computing power.