How actually earn the devoloper or the owner of a token?

[~speedx~]

Suppose I am a blockchain developer I want to make my own token or project and also that got 50k investment from a dex now How I will have the profit or what will be my revenue? Or like If I listed my token on cex how I will get the profit ?

Any professional can you explain ? with some examples?

[tsaroz]

Suppose I am a blockchain developer I want to make my own token or project and also that got 50k investment from a dex now How I will have the profit or what will be my revenue? Or like If I listed my token on cex how I will get the profit ?

Any professional can you explain ? with some examples?

The simplest way is to allocate some of the tokens as developer funds. Many coins do that and if done transparently, there's not much resistance to that approach.
38% of total supply of Solana were allocated for Community Fund which included Developer grants, Partnerships, and Other ecosystem initiatives. Which basically incentives developers and speeds up partnership and listing on exchanges. Happy and paid developers work more efficiently than the full volunteer ones. You could use that fund for your profit, listing on dex and cex as well. But for all this, your token need to be popular. A dead token won't give you profit.

[passwordnow]

You actually profit from the investors that are putting money on the token you've developed. So, they're buying and the value of it goes to the token and that's how it becomes a profit for you as a dev. The amount of tokens that you're holding will define how much your profit will be based on how much is the total investment of the investors which serves as the market capitalization. And you only profit when you start to sell the tokens you own.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Maybe from pre mint or allocation for the devs to keep the project going and so on. But then there's fee for MM otherwise your token gonna be a dead token.

You should go to conference and ask around maybe you will get some insight. I'd advise not to create useless project though or even worse scam project just for the sake of making money.

[gunhell16]

Suppose I am a blockchain developer I want to make my own token or project and also that got 50k investment from a dex now How I will have the profit or what will be my revenue? Or like If I listed my token on cex how I will get the profit ?

Any professional can you explain ? with some examples?

There are many ways a blockchain developer can earn a profit; these include airdrops, advertising, and pre-sales (IDO/ICO) though it's important to note that they must comply with all necessary government regulations that apply to them. Aside from that, they also earn from token distribution.

Now, when it comes to CEX listing, first there are the listing fees. Some exchanges also offer revenue sharing from the trading fees the exchange collects on the developer's coin, with a portion going back to the project or the team behind the devs' coin. Developers can also profit from the trading activity of traders who hold the coins they created. Furthermore, from staking or yield farming, the devs again earn a portion of the profit through fees, as well as from launchpools through a percentage of the funds raised.

[Taskford]

Suppose I am a blockchain developer I want to make my own token or project and also that got 50k investment from a dex now How I will have the profit or what will be my revenue? Or like If I listed my token on cex how I will get the profit ?

Any professional can you explain ? with some examples?

You better think about creating utility for your token created so that you can possibly earn incentives from ecosystem or platform you created.

Also devs usually earn from token sales, premined allocations and fees.

But I do hope if you really want to push that token creation you will not think about scamming your community since this is the worst thing to do just to earn money. Lots of scam devs do that and its unfortunate to see if there are new scammers will add up and compromise people in the scene.

[Ahli38]

Suppose I am a blockchain developer I want to make my own token or project and also that got 50k investment from a dex now How I will have the profit or what will be my revenue? Or like If I listed my token on cex how I will get the profit ?

Any professional can you explain ? with some examples?

You must promote your project in the hope that many people will request your tokens. So if many people purchase the tokens you have developed then you will see growth in the value of your tokens. And that's where you will see growth in the value of your tokens. But all of that is not easy. There are many things you need to do to make it happen. I personally think a project will be successful if it has a good use case. So there will be many investors who will take notice or even buy it. And I think partnerships are also necessary as part of expanding your project's reach. You actually can see this in most altcoin projects.

[beveryu778]

Suppose I am a blockchain developer I want to make my own token or project and also that got 50k investment from a dex now How I will have the profit or what will be my revenue? Or like If I listed my token on cex how I will get the profit ?

Any professional can you explain ? with some examples?

Each project's token has a different percentage allocated for team developer marketing and everything. If the project is successful, they can generate good profits from everyone's allocation. Again, a brand value is created for that company, which is also a big achievement for the developer and owner. This is about a successful project. And in the Jetty scam project, the developer and owner all profit because here they embezzle the entire investment money Lol.

Just as owners of a physical business can generate their profits in different ways, crypto projects can generate good profits in different ways. Different projects have different types of utilities and services through which they can generate profits.

[robelneo]

Suppose I am a blockchain developer I want to make my own token or project and also that got 50k investment from a dex now How I will have the profit or what will be my revenue? Or like If I listed my token on cex how I will get the profit ?

Any professional can you explain ? with some examples?

You just have to look at Nakamoto's share of Bitcoin's supply to get the idea. Usually, developers get a free share of the supply, and 10-20% is considered a lion's share. Of course, you can sell the token, and you hold the funds at your discretion to develop your project.
It's easy back then; investors were willing to invest once you launched your token. It’s very different now. Your project should have potential, and the investors should trust you to buy your token. It's easy to launch a token, but when you're talking about profit, you will have a hard time making it profitable if it's not something with a use case.

[asriloni]

That totally depend on what kind of project you're trying to build it up. If you're focusing onto the defi or NFT market, it will much easier for you to get revenue from your platform. It's caused by you can charge fees from the any tokenswap or nft transactions happened in your platform.

However, the first thing to you must do before you can earn revenue is that promoting your own platform. None will use it if your platform doesn't have reputation.

[coin-investor]

Suppose I am a blockchain developer I want to make my own token or project and also that got 50k investment from a dex now How I will have the profit or what will be my revenue? Or like If I listed my token on cex how I will get the profit ?

Any professional can you explain ? with some examples?

Since you own the token, it's up to you to decide the price at which you want to sell it and the percentage you will retain. You have many ways to make a profit; these are just two.

Just creating a token will not get you profit; you have to make something worth investing in. Investors are wiser now; they check the value of what you’re offering. If there is none, then don’t expect profit.

Every developer wants a cash cow; unfortunately, investors no longer want to be developers' cash cows.