The QVault proposal has been approved by Computors, granting 3% of QCap’s revenue to QVault shareholders. Learn how this impacts revenue distribution in the Qubic ecosystem.
Author: Tanishq Bodh
The QVault proposal, a significant step in the Qubic ecosystem, has been approved by Computors during the last epoch. The approval solidifies QVault as a premium QCap share and a revenue-generating asset, marking a pivotal development for shareholders.
QVault derives its funding from QCap’s holdings, with 3% of QCap’s revenue allocated to 676 QVault shareholders. For example, if QCap generates 100 billion $QUBIC in revenue, 3 billion $QUBIC would be distributed among the shareholders, granting each approximately 4.4 million $QUBIC.
The revenue breakdown currently allocates 50% to QCap holders, with 45% reinvested into the project. This allocation, however, can be modified through polls conducted among QCap holders, providing flexibility in responding to the community’s priorities and market dynamics.
This development underscores the Qubic ecosystem’s commitment to fostering growth and value creation for its stakeholders.
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