Traders create the activity, but creator fees normally go only to the creator or current fee receiver.
What is PIXR?
On most token platforms, creator fees flow to one wallet. PIXR lets a creator open that revenue to traders by routing eligible fees into a canvas. The canvas is the reward market and is divided into pixels. Each pixel is one equal, ownable share of future routed rewards, allowing anyone to participate in the fee stream while they hold it.
The creator routes eligible fees into a canvas. Pixel owners share each reward that reaches it.
The creator selects AAPL, NVDA, or USDG. Rewards in the selected asset are distributed equally across every pixel.
The model.
PIXR turns an eligible creator fee stream into equal pixel rewards, while keeping the canvas open to other compatible revenue sources.
A creator can route eligible token fees and other compatible revenue sources into a PIXR canvas.
The canvas’s revenue is split evenly across its pixels. Every pixel earns the same share.
Every investor sets a public sale price. Anyone can pay it and take ownership.
A weekly fee based on your own price discourages unrealistic pricing and permanent hoarding.
AAPL / NVDA / USDG
- Sale price
- The public price you set on your pixel. Anyone can pay it to take the pixel from you, and it also sets your weekly rent.
- Rent deposit
- A separate balance you fund. The weekly fee is drawn from it continuously for as long as you hold the pixel.
- Capture
- When another investor pays your sale price and ownership of the pixel transfers from you to them.
- Runway
- How long your rent deposit lasts at your current price before it reaches zero.
- Release
- Leaving a pixel, either by choice or automatically once the rent deposit reaches zero.
- Reclaim
- After a release, the pixel’s price steps down from the last price until a new investor takes it.
Your return.
While you hold a pixel, you earn the canvas’s revenue. When someone buys it from you, you get a payout too.
One pixel = 1% of the canvas’s revenue.
If a 100-pixel canvas earns $1,000, each pixel earns $10. Own 10 pixels and you’ve earned $100. A higher sale price doesn’t grow your revenue share. It only changes your rent and your potential payout.
Canvas revenue
Your share builds automatically for as long as you own the pixel. Claim it whenever you want.
Capture payment
When someone buys your pixel, you get 90% of your sale price plus whatever’s left in your rent deposit.
Revenue vs. rent
You come out ahead when the revenue and resale value beat what you paid plus rent.
Buying a pixel.
Buying has two parts: the sale price goes to the current owner, and a separate rent deposit keeps your pixel funded.
Choose a canvas
Compare each canvas’s revenue source, recent revenue, pixel count, sale prices, and weekly rent.
Choose a pixel
Every pixel on a canvas earns the same share. What differs is the current sale price and who owns it.
Set your price
Pay the current owner, then set the price someone else must pay to take it from you.
Fund the rent
Add a rent deposit. The weekly fee is charged continuously from that balance while you own the pixel.
Pricing & rent.
Your listing price does not change your share of canvas revenue. It changes how much rent you pay and what someone must pay to buy your pixel.
More revenue stays with you after rent, but someone can buy your pixel for less.
Less revenue stays with you after rent, but someone must pay more to buy your pixel.
$100 price × 5% = $5 rent per week.
Rent accrues continuously instead of arriving as a weekly bill. A $20 deposit gives you about four weeks of runway at this price.
How money moves.
These examples use a $100 price and the current deployed fee settings.
The investor also supplies a separate rent deposit. That deposit is not part of the $100 sale.
Ownership and the canvas-revenue share pass to the buyer immediately.
This is the weekly rent on a pixel priced at $100 by its owner.
When rent runs out.
A pixel does not disappear. The previous position ends and the pixel enters a descending-price reclaim process.
OWNED
Revenue share active
PRICED
Always available to capture
FUNDED
Rent deposit covers fees
RELEASED
Deposit reached zero
RECLAIMED
New investor takes over
Your unused deposit is returned.
You can leave before the deposit reaches zero. Accrued canvas revenue is paid, and the pixel enters the reclaim process. If it is reclaimed above zero, you receive 90% of that clearing price after the standard creator and protocol fees.
The pixel is released automatically.
Accrued canvas revenue is paid. Its reclaim price then falls from the previous price toward zero. If it sells above zero, 5% goes to the creator, 5% to the protocol, and a 10% automatic-release penalty applies; you receive the remaining 80%.
Build a revenue business.
Choose one reward currency, launch the canvas, then connect compatible yield sources and earn from the market that forms around it.
Turn revenue into a market.
A canvas gives investors a simple way to buy pieces of its future revenue. You earn on the first sale and keep earning as pixels trade and holders pay rent.
CREATE YOUR CANVAS SOONYou choose the opening price and receive the sale proceeds.
You continue earning whenever investors trade positions.
Recurring revenue accrues while investors hold priced pixels.
Create the canvas
Choose the pixel count, opening price, and one permanent reward currency. The canvas can go live without a source.
Add yield sources
Later, connect one or more compatible Pons, Uniswap, or future adapter sources that settle in the chosen currency.
Sell the pixels
Investors buy pixels directly from you. You receive 95% of each initial sale.
Earn as it trades
You earn 5% of every later capture and 80% of every rent payment on your canvas.
These percentages reflect the current deployed settings. Your total revenue still depends on sales, prices, occupancy, and the canvas's rent rate. Unsold pixels stay with you and earn their normal share of canvas revenue until they sell.
Invest or create.
Buy a share of an existing canvas’s revenue, or launch the canvas investors will want to own.