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$JBX has a bunch of small little aggressive upward spikes in its price chart, which are fee payments coming in from meaningful campaigns like @FreeAlexeyRoman as they distribute their raised funds. As fees are routed to the market, half the bought back $JBX is returned to the campaign owner (they can sell for an instant rebate if they choose), and half goes to Juicebox DAO – governed by $JBX – to allocate towards ecosystem development that helps more projects succeed (nance.app/s/juicebox). Juicebox's development has been financed entirely by customers and other investors who click the same contractual "pay" function that customers do when paying the fee. The DAO's spending has been decided on together in public since day 1, and all financial operations scheduled using the juicebox protocol itself (juicebox.money/@juicebox). It hasn't always been easy or luxurious working on Juicebox, working for ourselves takes wicked good communication and self management, but this very culture has somehow attracted values-aligned thinkers and creators who are thoughtful, caring, and brilliant. There's a fuzzy line between a Juicebox worker, project creator, and investor, we're all doing what we can to help the open internet prosper. Much the same can be said about Ethereum and blockchain culture generally. For your fundraises and business ops, consider using open tools built by open orgs like @juiceboxETH that unapologetically try to sustain themselves with regenerative fees. They're better than free options constantly chasing grants or private options incentivized to create sticky leverage over you. The future of Juicebox is shaping up to be an ambitious experiment. Stay tuned. Long live $JBX.