Our Revenue Model

In the Gacha WEB 3.0 model, the revenue from Gacha sales does not belong to the Meta Livly Team. We decided not to take profits at the beginning of the service launch.

First, it's to keep the economic structure active based on blockchain technology. P2E service is a new area where no one has found the right answer yet. While users are promised to be rewarded, it is difficult to maintain a sustainable economic structure in most cases due to the inflation of service tokens. We will maintain and keep the economic structure active by rewarding players not with unlimited service tokens without any basis but with the actual revenue that the company originally has been earning.

Secondly, it's to give initial users the greatest benefits possible. Users who join us in the initial stage of the service are not just ordinary users. Users who participate in this new, yet uncertain service at its very first stage are considered members who help create our service. They are community members who share their opinion and help keep the service active. It's fairly natural to share the company's revenue with our members.

Of course, it’s impossible to operate a service while permanently giving users all the revenue. As the service stabilizes and the user number grows, we plan on finding an effective and manageable revenue model to operate our service. We will cover the company’s profits by taking the minimum amount of sales revenue from Gacha sales or the minimum copyright fees as operating expenses. Rather than being the operational entity, we will act as a community member of Meta Livly and maintain a shared revenue based on our contribution.

We promise this as we understand that this is the core concept of 'decentralization' and 'community-driven service' pursued by Web 3.0.