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# REVENUE STREAM

### **Crypto-bike can be monetized in various ways:**

* **Bike/Characters/Items/Account NFT sales** \
  There will be regular drops in the Crypto-bike platform where users would be able to purchase gaming assets.
* **Loot boxes**\
  Always available on the marketplace, by purchasing loot box will receive some materials,tokens, NFTs.
* **Rent Bike**\
  user can rent bike on market place and will pay market fee
* **Gaming tournament**\
  Players buy tickets for an opportunity to participate in such events
* **In game spends**\
  in game user need to spend for consumables,crafting,increasing vinicle parts & increasing rarity
* **Marketplace fee 3%**
* **AI Assitance**\
  User will have more utility with paid description 
* **Partnership and promotions** with Crypto-bike brand

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