# Revenue Stream

Sensor Grid transforms logic execution into a decentralized revenue system. Developers, contributors, and even referrers can monetize activity as machines interact with deployed logic blocks — without relying on third-party platforms or centralized billing.

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#### 💸 Who Can Earn

| Role               | Revenue Model                                                     |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Logic Creators** | Earn per logic container use (royalty-based licensing)            |
| **Token Holders**  | Gain Sensor Bonds, which accrue revenue passively                 |
| **Referrers**      | Earn bonded bonuses when referred logic is used                   |
| **Device Owners**  | Get rewarded when their machines complete on-chain-verified tasks |

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#### 📈 Streams of Revenue

| Source                         | Description                                                    |
| ------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Container Access Fees**      | Token-gated logic can charge per use or subscription model     |
| **Execution Microfees**        | Each logic execution carries a small programmable fee          |
| **Anchoring & Proof Services** | Developers may charge for data anchoring or task certification |
| **AI Logic Plugins**           | Optional AI layers can be monetized as logic enhancers         |

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#### 🔁 Flow Summary

```plaintext
Machine runs logic → Fee is triggered → Split among creator, treasury, bond pool → Verifiable on-chain
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Grid-based revenue doesn’t depend on market speculation — it runs on verifiable activity. The more valuable or widely used your logic is, the more you earn.

**Sensor Grid creates the logic economy — decentralized, fair, and usage-based.**


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