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Good plan. I'm sure you can tell I love this territory. Here's 5k for June.
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Indeed @siggy47, I'm glad you like it! Thank you for the support!
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2k again for your fine wares.
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Thank you! Will keep the wares flowing :)
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Another 1K in this month. I like your plan at first glance.
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Thanks; glad to hear you like the plan!
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Very cool idea. I also love endogenizing as many things as possible.
Since you were in deficit last month, I bumped up to 30k this month.
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Thank you kindly @Undisciplined! Really appreciate the support. Also, in time, I look forward to figuring out the future of the territory with you!
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Indeed. Exciting days ahead!
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🙏 Please Donate for June 2024🙏 Please Donate for June 2024
In prior months, I set an arbitrary fund raising goal.
New plan/experiment/goal to achieve sustainability (break-even):
Donations will directly reduce the posting fee, such that the forecast is
donations + posting fees - monthly rent = 0. The "forecast" will just use the prior month's post-count.Zaps to this comment, will count towards donations for June. Please make a comment in a reply if you contribute something material.
I expect this to still lose money in the short term, even after post-revenue, as posting fees climb and post count drops. We'll update the policy, if we find equilibrium.
If it works...
a) donations should shrink over time, posting fee will predictably drop over time, and content should go up. Unclear what will happen to quality. Fingers crossed. b) donors are directly, kindof, buying more content for the month ahead (lower fees = more posts/content, see analysis below). c) frequent-posters who stack-more-by-posting-more can optionally do some math to see if it's rational for them to donate.
Example:
Assume there is 60K sats from donations today. Given last month, that there were 380 posts, I would say "Assuming 380 posts in ~June, I'd have to charge 40K / 380 = 105 sats per post, to break even.
Example 2:
If nobody donates today, then the fee would rise to 263 today (100K / 380), and then probably rise again the month after, because post count would likely drop again.
It's kindof fun, to run a mini-economic policy update based on inputs like the above.
Accounting NotesAccounting Notes
Crowd Funded Contributions for May 2024 - thank-you!Crowd Funded Contributions for May 2024 - thank-you!
@Undisciplined - 25K x 90% = 22.5K* @grayruby - 2K x 90% = 1.8K* @StillStackinAfterAllTheseYears - 1K x 90% = 900* @siggy47 and anons = 7.3K x 90% = 6.6K*
Fundraising Target was 55K, so considering this a deficit, I'll pick up the difference. Treasury was 41K at end of May. I guess this means I should be drawing on the treasury. Seems fair. TBD on the Treasury / Cashflow update; easy to sort that out. Import thing is to capture notes above.
Short Term Priorities & GoalsShort Term Priorities & Goals
Operational Metrics / Quick & Dirty Fee Change AnalysisOperational Metrics / Quick & Dirty Fee Change Analysis
All-Time 965.8k stacked \ 102.6k revenue \ 1.1m spent \ 2366 posts \ 9742 comments
~ 4 weeks in March @ 10 sats-per-post: 215.7k stacked \ 19k revenue \ 247.3k spent \ 588 posts \ 1755 comments
April (proper): 26.8k revenue \ 277.9k stacked \ 322k spent \ 605 posts \ 2303 comments
~4 weeks in April @ 21 sats-per-post: 203.9k stacked \ 24.6k revenue \ 239.3k spent \ 537 posts \ 2151 comments
May (proper): 27.8k revenue \ 149.5k stacked \ 194.8k spent \ 380 posts \ 2095 comments
~4 weeks in May@ 100 sats-per-post: 105.3k stacked \ 26k revenue \ 144.6k spent \ 326 posts \ 1919 comments
People consider the fee difference before posting. 5x the fee, didn't 5x the revenue.
Territory Change LogTerritory Change Log
Owner's PledgeOwner's Pledge
If this territory ever runs a cumulative net profit, I'll find a way to do right by the earliest contributors. There is no guarantee of that scenario. Most likely, it'll take the form of "pay-it-forward"-style BTC-adoption/effort/charity.
DisclaimerDisclaimer
Do not donate with the expectation of receiving a share of future profits. This is not a security offering.
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