CAPE TOWN, WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA, March 7, 2025 /ennovaterz/ — TurnCoin is carving a bold path in blockchain finance as the world’s first global gross revenue-sharing digital security. While many opted for ICOs in 2018 and 2019, TheXchange chose a different route, converting its equity into a digital asset and navigating a complex regulatory landscape. This deliberate move, driven by a commitment to transparency, links investors to the gross revenue of a practical blockchain application with significant potential: VirtualStaX.
The Engine: VirtualStaX and TheXchange
VirtualStaX powers TheXchange, offering digital trading cards that enable creators — athletes, musicians, entrepreneurs — to monetize their talents. Issued on StaX.app, these cards are traded globally, with their value tied to real-world achievements, such as a breakout performance or a business milestone. This platform aims to engage a broad audience across industries like sports, entertainment, and innovation, creating an ecosystem where creators and supporters connect. TheXchange channels this activity into a revenue stream, providing monthly yield to TurnCoin holders in USDC based on transaction volume — bridging passion and investment in a tangible way.
A Digital Security Like No Other
TurnCoin stands out by distributing TheXchange’s global gross revenue, offering a clearer alternative to net-profit models. Each initial VirtualStaX sale contributes 10% of its proceeds which is allocated monthly to TurnCoin holders on a pro-rata basis. It provides:
- Direct Returns: Payouts linked to the company’s turnover which is driven by the global VirtualStaX sales volume.
- Transparency: Blockchain-verified revenue, disclosed without hidden fees.
- Foundation: Tied to VirtualStaX transactions, subject to market adoption.
This approach aims for steady yield, positioning TurnCoin as an innovator in gross revenue-sharing digital securities (RDS), though returns depend on platform growth.
Investor Alignment, Redefined
TheXchange demonstrates commitment by holding a significant TurnCoin stake it cannot sell, aligning its interests with investors. Holders, however, retain flexibility to trade their TurnCoin, with plans for liquidity on secondary digital exchanges by Q4 2025, pending regulatory approval and market conditions. This structure seeks to build trust, offering a level of alignment uncommon in traditional markets.
