How Your Venue Earns

Crypto infrastructure generates revenue through small fees on customer activity — similar to an ATM. Customers pay for convenience. You provide the access point.

The ATM Model

When a customer uses an ATM, they pay a small fee for the convenience of accessing their cash at your location. Crypto works the same way.

When customers:

Exchange tokens
Sell tokens to the venue
Enter tournaments
Use mining terminals

...they pay small transaction fees. A portion of those fees goes to your venue.

Realistic Earnings by Zone

Zone	Monthly Range	Primary Revenue Source
Trading Central	$500 - $1,500	Exchange fees
Prediction Markets	$500 - $1,000	Deposit/withdrawal fees
Crypto Gaming Center	$500 - $1,500	Station fees, tournaments
Sports/Gaming Lounge	$1,000 - $2,000	Events, tournaments, dwell time
DePIN/Mining Zone	$500 - $1,500	Mining activity, participation fees

Trading Central

Exchange fees$500 - $1,500

Prediction Markets

Deposit/withdrawal fees$500 - $1,000

Crypto Gaming Center

Station fees, tournaments$500 - $1,500

Sports/Gaming Lounge

Events, tournaments, dwell time$1,000 - $2,000

DePIN/Mining Zone

Mining activity, participation fees$500 - $1,500

Combined Potential

Depending on zones selected and customer activity

$500 - $2,000+/month

What Affects Earnings

Customer Traffic

More customers = more activity = more fees

Zone Selection

Some zones earn more but require more space/staff attention

Local Market

Crypto-curious communities generate more activity

Events

Tournaments and special events spike revenue

No Inventory, No Resupply

Unlike vending or retail, crypto zones don't require restocking. The "product" is access and infrastructure. Your ongoing costs are minimal once installed.

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