A take on profit sharing from blue chip NFT companies. It blows my mind that with how massive BAYC, Pudgy, Azuki, Doodles, Moonbirds and others have become, not a single one has even tested real profit sharing for long term holders. Not royalty sharing. Not IP licensing crumbs. I’m talking about actual business profits going back to the people who carried the brand. And before anyone says “that’s impossible,” smaller projects have already tested versions of this. Frensville shared book sale profits. Rekt Guy and The Plague handed out shares. All great steps. But I’m talking about going further. Actual profit distributions based on real business revenue. Monthly or quarterly. No, this isn’t about IRL events, merch discounts, or meetups. Not everyone wants or can use those. Some people just want to hold the NFT they believe in and earn from its success without having to sell it. That’s the entire point of digital ownership. Flippers can flip all day. Zero problem. But they shouldn’t get the same rewards as the people actually holding the ecosystem together. A smart hold time and reward model is 100 percent doable. The tech exists. The data exists. The talent exists. With recent regulatory shifts in the USA, this idea is becoming more possible, not less. The window is opening. Honestly, BAYC’s IRL clubhouse teased at ApeFest could be the first real testing ground. A real business asset generating real revenue with real upside for holders. It writes itself. If one blue chip steps up and does this, everything changes. More holding. Higher floors. Holder strategies. Actual stakeholders. A community that wins when the business wins. This space keeps talking about “alignment.” Well... this is alignment. Who’s brave enough to try it?