Value
Synx Trade
Creators keep ownership, and most of the revenue.
People keep ownership of what they make, and the majority of the revenue it generates.
Because the source stays with its owner, data can move as a tradable commodity.
- Creators keep ownershipOf what they make.
- Revenue stays with themThe majority of what it generates.
- Data as a commodityBecause the source stays put.
- Source is not copied awayIt moves with its owner.
The creator keeps the work
People get the most from building on the Real Time Web when they keep what they make. Synx Trade is that rule in the suite: creators maintain ownership of their work, and the majority of the revenue it generates.
Data can be traded because the source stays known
Making data a commodity starts with real-time data, and with protecting and identifying the source. Raw data can be changed along its path. The further it is changed, the more the untouched source matters. Any source can feed a service or a consumer.
Older data can become real-time again when it is used to produce something new. That result can be a commodity too. Privacy for the person who owns the source is what makes the trade possible: without the raw data, the work downstream cannot run, and the source does not leave its owner.
FAQ
What does Synx Trade leave with the creator?
Creators keep ownership of what they make, and most of the revenue it generates.
Why can data be traded?
Because the source is protected and identified, and it stays with its owner.
What happens to raw data along the path?
It can be changed. The further it is changed, the more the untouched source matters.
Can older data become a commodity?
Yes. When it is used to produce something new, that result can be a commodity too.
Who can use the raw data?
The person who owns the source. Without that data, the work downstream cannot run.
Is the source copied away?
No. The source moves with its owner.
Is Synx Trade available?
Not yet. Synx Trade is coming soon.