In recent weeks Cardano has gained considerable traction and the once proclaimed ‘Ghost Chain’ has begun to turn heads. Since the launch of DEXs and the consistent growth of projects, they are captivating the crypto world’s attention. Cardano has made it possible for projects building on top of its network to launch what is known as an ISPO.
This model (native to Cardano) allows projects to run stake pools, providing them with an opportunity to essentially gain community funding. Participants or delegators as they are typically known, have the ability to delegate their $ADA to pools of their choice. If a pool attracts a sizable amount of delegates and stakes they will be awarded the opportunity to mint blocks, which results in passive income for its delegates.
Flickto[1] has used the innovative protocol of Cardano and created their ISPO Remastered, with a vision to disrupt the media industry. As the pioneers of what they have coined DeMe (decentralized media) interest in their project continues to grow. Flickto[2] is in the midst of ISPO Remastered with their pool accruing more than forty million worth of ADA.
Distribution Royalties
Research into the project has shown that Flicktos stake pool is amongst one of the most rewarding in the ecosystem. Delegators receive 0.33 $FLICK per EPOCH for every ADA they stake with the [FLICK] pool. This provides delegates with more than just a token, it allows them to be exposed to a portion of distribution royalties that accrue from successful projects.
The media industry is a two-trillion-dollar industry, where revenue and profits are conserved for specific individuals. Projects that cipher through the Flickto voting rounds, and that go on to successfully gain distribution royalties, will provide the Flickto community and project creator with rewards in the form of
