How do shareholders get paid in cryptocurrency?

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• Krishna swamy GOct 17, 2022 · 3 years ago
  Shareholders in cryptocurrency projects typically receive their payments through a process called token distribution. When a project generates profits, these profits are converted into tokens and distributed among the shareholders. The distribution can be done through smart contracts on the blockchain, ensuring transparency and security. Shareholders can then choose to hold onto their tokens or trade them on cryptocurrency exchanges for other digital assets or fiat currencies. This process allows shareholders to directly benefit from the success of the project in the form of cryptocurrency.
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• Kunal RathourDec 04, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Getting paid as a shareholder in cryptocurrency is quite different from traditional methods. Instead of receiving dividends in fiat currency, shareholders receive their payments in the form of digital tokens. These tokens represent ownership in the project and can be traded on various cryptocurrency exchanges. Shareholders can choose to sell their tokens for other cryptocurrencies or convert them into fiat currency. The value of the tokens may fluctuate based on market demand and the success of the project. It's important for shareholders to stay updated on the project's progress and market conditions to make informed decisions about when and how to sell their tokens.
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• Claudio Afonso HenriquesMay 09, 2024 · a year ago
  At BYDFi, shareholders receive their payments in cryptocurrency through a unique protocol called the BYD Token Distribution System. This system ensures that shareholders are rewarded with BYD tokens based on their ownership percentage. The tokens are distributed automatically to the shareholders' wallets on a regular basis. Shareholders can then choose to hold onto their BYD tokens or trade them on BYDFi's exchange. The BYD Token Distribution System provides a seamless and efficient way for shareholders to receive their payments in cryptocurrency.
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