Revenue Model
SensorVM is built to generate protocol-level revenue based on actual device interactions, logic deployment, and network usage. The goal isn’t speculative value — it's sustained and verifiable economic activity.
📊 Revenue Sources
The Sensor protocol earns revenue from multiple on-chain and platform-side operations:
VM Usage Charges
Fees from machines executing on-chain robotic logic
Permissioned Access
Charges for API keys, SDKs, and special VM functions
Proof Anchoring
Fees from anchoring real-world task proofs and uptime reports
Public Logic Use
Developers earn when their shared modules are reused
Referral System Logic
Referrers are rewarded from the new usage they help generate
🧬 On-Chain Distribution Logic
Revenue collected by SensorVM is divided into 3 main paths:
Bonded Wallets: Holders of Sensor Bonds receive automatic distributions
Creator Streams: Developers of logic blocks receive a royalty based on public usage
Protocol Reserve: Retained funds are used for tech scaling, audits, and infra incentives
There’s no team wallet draining fees or opaque treasury fund — everything flows through code.
♻️ Closed Revenue Loop
SensorVM encourages a self-sustaining design:
This makes each interaction valuable:
Robots that work pay a toll
Builders who build get royalties
Contributors who hold stay rewarded
SensorVM doesn’t just enable machine work — it monetizes it, distributes the outcome, and locks value within the protocol.
It’s robotics with built-in revenue logic.
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