SQD launches Revenue Pools backed by enterprise customer payments

SQD Network has introduced Revenue Pools, letting SQD holders lock tokens to support network capacity and share some enterprise customer payments paid in stablecoins. The program begins as a limited beta and will expand as customer demand grows.

SQD Network announced Revenue Pools, a new approach to fund infrastructure capacity using real customer payments. Under the model, SQD holders can temporarily lock their tokens to help provision capacity for enterprise services. While locked, tokens remain owned by the holder but cannot be moved. The program launches in a limited beta and will scale progressively with enterprise demand. What was announced: - SQD Revenue Pools allow token locking to support running services at scale. - Participants who lock SQD may receive portions of customer payments, paid in stablecoins. - Locked tokens remain the holder's property but are restricted from transfer during the lock period. - The initiative is a limited beta run by independent pool providers and does not change token functionality. - References to distributions or supply management are descriptive and not binding promises. Summary: The change links network capacity funding to real customer payments and reduces reliance on new token issuance. It introduces demand-driven token use and temporary supply reduction through locking and possible protocol supply management. The program will expand as enterprise customer usage grows.