Revenue & Transparency - Frequently Asked Questions
A core promise of the AISHE project is that our token's value is anchored in a real, profitable business. This promise is meaningless without radical transparency. This FAQ addresses how our revenue model works and the steps we are taking to provide our community with verifiable proof of our operations and commitment.
Q1: You claim the AISHE business is already profitable. How can investors verify this?
We understand that "proven profitability" is a significant claim that requires strong evidence. While the detailed financial statements of the current private enterprise will remain confidential, we are committed to providing verifiable proof. Post-IEO, we plan to engage an independent, reputable accounting firm to produce a quarterly **Third-Party Attestation Report**. This report will not disclose sensitive financial details but will formally attest to the total USD revenue generated and the specific amount allocated to the "Buy-and-Burn" fund (TVAF), providing the community with independently verified confirmation of our business performance.
Q2: What happens if the subscription revenue does not grow as planned?
This is a valid business risk. However, our model's strength is its foundation. The business is already self-sustaining. A slower-than-projected growth in new subscribers would mean that the monthly "Buy-and-Burn" amount would be smaller, and the deflationary pressure would build more slowly. It would not, however, jeopardize the core operations of the AISHE system or the existence of the project itself. Our success is scalable; a slower growth rate simply adjusts the timeline, not the fundamental viability of the economic model.
Q3: How can I trust the team behind the project? Where are the verifiable details?
We believe in full transparency regarding the leadership of this project. Our founder, Sedat Özcelik, is a public figure with a verifiable track record and a long history tied to the core concepts behind AISHE. Our full team and strategic advisors, along with their professional credentials and links to profiles (e.g., LinkedIn), are detailed on our **official Team page**. We are not an anonymous project; we stand behind our work with our names and reputations.
Q4: How will the project's treasury and funds be managed transparently?
All funds raised during the IEO, as well as the ongoing token allocations for Development and Marketing, will be held in publicly viewable, high-security **multi-signature wallets**. This means that no single individual can move the funds. Initially, the signatories will be the core members of the AISHE Foundation. In the future, these rights will be transferred to the DAO. We will publish quarterly transparency reports detailing the treasury's holdings and all significant expenditures, which can be cross-referenced with on-chain data.
Q5: How can I track the "Buy-and-Burn" to verify it's actually happening?
The entire process is designed for on-chain auditability. We will publicly disclose the addresses for:
- The Token Value Accrual Fund (TVAF) where the USD revenue share is collected.
- The immutable "burn" address to which the tokens are sent.
Every month, we will publish a "Proof-of-Burn" report containing the transaction hashes of the market buybacks and the final burn transaction. Anyone can use a blockchain explorer to independently verify that the tokens have been permanently removed from circulation.
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