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Profits for the owner/creator

From trading the ERC20 cartridge

HashUp cartridges allow you to make profits on the secondary market.

The rules under which you can earn commissions require that an existing pool of liquid licensed media be transferred to another liquid asset. In the transfer function, the license itself sells a portion of itself (as determined by the creator) to its own pool of liquid assets and passes the resulting value on to the creator. The remaining portion goes to the recipient. The mechanics of cartridge trading commissions means that the transfer function automatically passes the commission to the creator, while at the same time passing the cost of the transfer to the receiver.

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