To Investors: The Income Cap and Honest Rules of the Game

A direct and principled manifesto addressed to future partners, establishing new, honest rules of the game.

Investors as Mission Partners: Why We Are Implementing an Income Cap and How It Will Save the Project

A toxic culture has developed in the startup world regarding relationships with investors. The short-term thirst for hyper-profit and exits at any cost forces founders to make compromises that destroy the very essence of their projects. Products are gutted for quick monetization, companies are sold to giants and die in their embrace, and philosophy is replaced by the cult of KPIs.

We reject this model. Our project is not an asset for speculation, but a mission to build the future. And we are not looking for sponsors, but for mission partners. This requires a revision of the very foundations of the investment agreement.

Investor Greed Kills Companies. The Solution is Symbiosis, Not Parasitism

An investor's contribution is not just money in exchange for X% of profit. It is an investment in the environment, in the future that will surround the investors themselves. Creating new digital infrastructure will lead to such indirect and systemic benefits for the entire economy (including the investor's other investment portfolios) that the immediate difference between "100% profit" and "10x" becomes insignificant.

Our model is fair and effective:

    Investors get profit, the company gets acceleration. Funds raised at an early stage give the project a powerful boost for development, allowing it to take a leading position in an emerging market.

    There is a clear, contractual income cap. Once an investor has received the agreed-upon, fair, and significant profit (for example, 2x-3x more profit than if the investor had invested in classic existing assets over 5 years), their direct financial claims against the project cease.

    The project gains freedom. After this, the company continues its development as an independent, healthy organism, unburdened by the need to endlessly chase ever-increasing profitability expectations to satisfy investor appetites.

A striking precedent is OpenAI. Their structure explicitly includes a profitability cap for early investors. Microsoft, as a key partner, will only receive profit up to a certain limit, after which the share will return to the non-profit foundation governing OpenAI. This proves that such a model is viable and attractive even for giants.

A Guarantee of Honesty: Failure as a Public Asset, Success as a Shared Victory

We understand the risks. But our commitment to the mission is so strong that we guarantee: even in case of failure, your investment will not be in vain.

    All created source code, technologies, and developments will be open-sourced under a free license. This will become a public asset, a foundation upon which others can build their future. Your money will, in any case, serve the progress of humanity, not simply burn.

Founder Resilience as Proof of Viability

This project has been in development for 4 years. For the last 3 years, it has existed on $150 a month, sustained by enthusiasm and faith. The fact that you are reading this text, and the project is not only alive but has a detailed 25-year strategy, speaks volumes: the founder possesses an unprecedented ability to overcome difficulties.

This is not just a startup. This is a life project, a mission that will be accomplished with you or without you.

Your Choice: Enjoy the Movie or Become Its Hero

So, here is your choice:

    Get popcorn and enjoy the movie. Watch from the sidelines as a group of enthusiasts changes the world, following their plan.

    Become a participant in this exciting adventure. Enter history not as a speculator, but as a co-architect of the future. Receive not only a fair financial return but also the right to say: "I believed in this when it was just an idea. I helped make it happen."

We are not just asking you to invest. We are inviting you to inherit the future we are building. Together. On honest and reasonable terms.

This is not just a business proposal. This is an invitation to history.