Monographs
Collection economicsActual fees onlyPublic receipts

Collection fees keep working.

Actual revenue supports the artist, Monographs, and the collection pool.

The pool buys approved RWA tokens. Fixed epochs allocate them across the public artworks, with more weight for uninterrupted holding.

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How collection fees keep working

Measured collection revenue follows fixed routes to the artist, Monographs, and the collection pool.

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Fee routes

Every source has a fixed split.

Curated primary80% artist · 10% Monographs · 10% collection pool
Open primary85% artist · 5% Monographs · 10% collection pool
Compatible resale4% artist · 2% Monographs · 4% collection pool, when honoured
Companion fee received40% artist · 30% Monographs · 30% collection pool

Small receipts create small allocations. Open editions remain art-only.

Participants

The model has three jobs.

ArtistPaid for making and supporting the work
CollectorsLonger holding adds weight to future allocations
MonographsFunds curation, infrastructure, security, and support
Accounting

Only received value counts.

Marketplace volume, points, and estimates never enter pool accounting. Fees stay with the collection that generated them.

See the anti-gaming rules
  • Every NFT transfer restarts the maturation clock.
  • A companion coin grants no pool claim or platform rights.
  • Claims use measured asset units, not estimated dollar value.
Risk

Quiet markets create little value.

No promised return

Royalties may go unpaid. RWA tokens can lose value, pause, or be impaired.

Production activates only after the exact policy evidence, attestor, and asset list verify onchain.

Read the maturation rulesOpen the receipts ledgerAbout Monographs