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Due to network fees, crypto conversion, exchange rates, and withdrawals to BRL, In a scenario where I'd receive around R$480 to R$520 net per month (roughly $85–90 after deductions).
Each month follows a basic flow:
1. R$200 (~$35–40) → transport, food, and small stipends for the autonomous team (myself + Mindhunters collective)
2. R$150 (~$25–30) → filming and editing one session (music jam, skate video, talk, etc.)
3. R$100 (~$18–20) → stickers with QR codes (used for onboarding in physical spaces) and other printed material
4. R$50 (~$10) → minting fees
How this becomes revenue
Each session can be transformed into digital and physical products that can be collected or sold:
Collectible NFTs: video, audio, photo, or zine editions
Physical merch with embedded QR/NFT: t-shirts, prints, stickers
Workshops/talks with optional donation or conscious pricing
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The QR codes work as real onboarding: I can distribute them at events, skateparks, shows — and they lead directly to Zora, Farcaster, or the minted content. People access it, learn Web3 through experience, and often return to collect or support.
Within 6 months, my goals are to:
Build a recurring supporter base
Publish at least 6 tokenized sessions
Launch 1–2 micro merch drops (with QR/NFTs)
Run educational events to onboard peripheral creators into Web3
Each cycle reinvests in the next content pays for itself and keeps expanding the network. The project becomes self-sustaining not only through grants, but also through sales, community engagement, and culture-driven income.
I can also share a doc with real examples of how this is already working. Let me know if that’s helpful.
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