Economic activity often terminates at one wallet or remains locked inside one relationship.
Turn revenue into a market.
Connect eligible revenue from onchain or real-world sources. Choose a supported reward asset. Split the resulting rewards across an always-open market of pixels.
A canvas divides connected revenue into equal, ownable pixel positions.
Settle rewards in ETH, stablecoins, tokenised equities, or other supported assets.
The revenue model.
PIXR turns compatible revenue streams into equal pixel rewards. The source of the revenue and the asset used for rewards are separate layers.
A creator or operator connects one or more eligible revenue sources to a fixed market of pixels.
Every pixel represents the same portion of distributable rewards for as long as it is held.
Every owner sets a public sale price. Anyone can pay it and take ownership of the position.
Continuous rent based on the owner's price keeps pixel ownership active and contestable.
ONCHAIN / REAL-WORLD
FIXED EQUAL PIXELS
ETH / USDG / TOKENISED EQUITIES
REWARDS SHARED EQUALLY
Creator fees · Token fees · Protocol fees · LP fees
Business revenue · Royalties · Licensing · Asset income
Pons · Uniswap V3 · Uniswap V4 · Supported adapters
A canvas can pay rewards in real-world assets.
PIXR can settle canvas rewards in supported tokenised real-world assets, including tokenised equities. The incoming revenue does not have to be an RWA.
Pons trading fees can fund a PIXR canvas.
When people trade a connected Pons token, eligible fees are routed to its PIXR canvas instead of ending at one creator wallet. Those rewards are then shared equally among current pixel owners.
TRADES ON PONS → ELIGIBLE FEES → CREATOR WALLET
TRADES ON PONS → ELIGIBLE FEES → PIXR CANVAS → PIXEL OWNERS
Where holder rewards come from.
Revenue sources → canvas → reward asset → pixel owners.
How the pixel market moves.
Initial sales + captures + rent → owners, creator, protocol.
SEE THE PAYMENT SPLITS ↓Your rewards.
While you own a pixel, it receives one equal share of the canvas's distributable rewards. Ownership—not the price you set—determines that share.
One pixel = 1% of the canvas.
If a 100-pixel canvas receives $1,000 worth of distributable rewards, each pixel receives $10 worth of the selected reward asset. Own 10 pixels and your share is $100.
Canvas rewards
Your equal share accrues while you own the pixel and can be claimed when available.
Capture payment
When a buyer captures your pixel, you receive 90% of its sale price plus the unused rent deposit.
Rewards vs. rent
The position comes out ahead when rewards and resale value exceed its purchase price and rent.
Owning a pixel.
Acquiring a pixel has two parts: the sale price transfers ownership, and a separate rent deposit keeps the position funded.
Choose a canvas
Compare its revenue sources, reward activity, pixel count, sale prices, and weekly rent.
Choose a pixel
Every pixel receives the same share. The position and current sale price are what differ.
Set its price
Pay the current owner, then set the public price another participant must pay to capture it.
Fund the rent
Add a separate deposit. Rent accrues continuously while you own the pixel.
Pricing & rent.
Your public sale price does not change your reward share. It changes how much rent you pay and what someone must pay to capture your pixel.
More rewards remain after rent, but another participant can capture the pixel for less.
More rent accrues, but another participant must pay more to capture the pixel.
$100 price × 5% = $5 rent per week.
Rent accrues continuously. A $20 deposit provides about four weeks of runway at this price.
How money moves.
The connected revenue funds holder rewards. PIXR's sales, captures, and rent create a separate market economy around the pixels.
The buyer supplies a separate rent deposit. It is not part of the $100 sale.
Ownership and the canvas reward share pass to the buyer immediately.
This is one week of rent on a pixel priced at $100 by its owner.
When rent runs out.
A pixel does not disappear. The previous position ends, accrued rewards settle, and the pixel enters a descending-price reclaim process.
OWNED
Reward share active
PRICED
Always available to capture
FUNDED
Rent deposit covers fees
RELEASED
Deposit reached zero
RECLAIMED
New owner takes over
Your unused deposit is returned.
Accrued rewards settle and the pixel enters reclaim. If it is reclaimed above zero, the previous holder receives 90% of the clearing price after creator and protocol fees.
The pixel is released automatically.
Accrued rewards settle and the reclaim price falls toward zero. If captured above zero, 5% goes to the creator, 5% to the protocol, and a 10% automatic-release penalty applies.
Build a revenue market.
Choose a permanent reward asset, launch the canvas, connect compatible revenue sources, and earn from the market that forms around it.
Open your economics.
Turn eligible revenue into an ownable market. Pixel holders participate in its rewards while you earn from the market mechanics around initial sales, captures, and rent.
CREATE YOUR CANVAS SOONChoose the opening price and receive the sale proceeds.
Continue earning whenever pixel ownership changes.
Recurring revenue accrues while positions remain priced.
Create the canvas
Choose its size, opening pixel price, rent rate, and one permanent supported reward asset.
Connect revenue
Add one or more compatible onchain or real-world revenue sources through supported adapters.
Open the market
Pixels become available and begin receiving an equal share of distributable rewards.
Grow the market
Earn from initial sales, later captures, and rent as ownership moves across the canvas.
These percentages reflect the current deployed settings. Total creator revenue depends on sales, prices, occupancy, and the canvas's rent rate.
Own or create.
Acquire a pixel in an existing revenue market, or open a canvas around compatible revenue of your own.