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osFork - Tokenized Code Assets

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  • How It Works
  • Token Economics
  • Use Cases

osFork enables developers to tokenize repositories as tradeable NFTs, creating liquid markets for code ownership while maintaining open-source accessibility.

How It Works

Tokenization Process

  1. Repository Selection - Choose any OpenSource repository

  2. NFT Minting - Create ERC-721 token representing ownership

  3. Fractional Shares - Optional ERC-1155 for partial ownership

  4. Automatic Royalties - Smart contracts distribute fork revenues

Revenue Streams

Fork Revenue = Usage Fees + Integration Licenses + Derivative Works
  • Usage Fees: Projects pay to integrate tokenized code

  • Fork Royalties: Original authors earn from all derivatives

  • Trading Fees: 2.5% on secondary market transactions

Token Economics

Value Drivers

  • Code Quality Score - AI-assessed functionality and security

  • Usage Metrics - Downloads, forks, and integrations

  • Community Ratings - Developer endorsements

  • Revenue History - Proven earning potential

Pricing Model

  • Initial price set by creator

  • Dynamic AMM for liquid trading

  • Bonding curves for popular repositories

  • Floor price guaranteed by treasury

Use Cases

  • Open Source Sustainability - Maintainers earn from their work

  • Code Investment - Trade promising repositories like assets

  • Corporate Compliance - Clear licensing and payment trails

  • Innovation Incentives - Rewards flow to original creators