Additional information for investors
Questions and answers
1. Why does the project require investment?
2. What are the project's utility tokens?
3. How can investors receive a return on their investment?
4. Where will the platform's development funds come from?
5. Why are license fees necessary if the platform isn't yet developing?
6. How does the licensing model work?
7. Why does the project use the local operator-representative model?
8. Can the platform develop without a multi-million audience at the start?
9. What is the key to the success of MiR IMC?
10. How can the project's prospects be assessed?
Conclusion
1. Why does the project require investment?
Software development is only part of the project.
Technical processes must be completed, the appropriate infrastructure must be provided, the system must be ready for real-world use, support must be organized, and the conditions for attracting the first operators and users must be created.
Investment financing through utility tokens should help overcome this stage and create the foundation for further development through operating revenues.
2. What are the project's utility tokens?
The project considers utility tokens as a separate tool for attracting funding and for partner investors to participate in the economic model.
Before acquiring such an instrument, a potential investor should familiarize themselves with its legal status, acquisition terms, owner rights, circulation procedure, repayment mechanism, and risks.
A "token" or "NFT" is an electronic record in the issuer's automated system, confirming the conclusion of a legal loan agreement with specific terms and conditions in accordance with applicable law.
3. How can investors receive a return on their investments?
The project's financial logic assumes that revenue from licenses, subscription fees, trading commissions, and other sources, in addition to funding ongoing operations, will be used to fulfill financial obligations to investors.
4. Where will funding for platform development come from?
The business model includes several sources of income:
1. License fees from local operators.
2. Subscription fees from participants – 4 conventional units per month under the stipulated terms.
3. Trading turnover commission – 1% of fiat funds under the basic model.
4. Other sources of income envisaged by the project, in particular, partnership and advertising opportunities.
The combination of initial license fees and regular revenue potentially allows for funding the platform's development at various stages.
However, actual revenue will depend on license sales, the number of paying participants, and the actual transaction volume.
5. Why are license fees needed if the platform is not yet developing?
The creation and launch of a technology platform requires funding before it can generate significant recurring revenue.
The licensing model allows a local operator to make an initial payment for the right to develop the platform in their territory.
For the central team, this is a potential source of funding for the development, launch, support, and further improvement of the system.
6. How does the licensing model work?
It is assumed that a local representative operator acquires a license to operate in a specific territory.
According to this model, the license cost is calculated based on the statistical population of the respective territory. The baseline considered in the project is $1 per capita.
For example, for a territory with a population of 50,000, the estimated license cost would be $50,000.
This is an estimated example and does not confirm the actual sale of a license at this price. Specific terms should be defined in the license agreement.
7. Why does the project use the local representative operator model?
The traditional model of developing a network requires the central company to independently open representative offices, hire staff, and manage each territory.
The local representative operator model takes a different approach: partners develop their territories independently, using a common technological foundation.
This potentially offers three advantages:
• faster geographic expansion;
• attracting local entrepreneurs who understand the specifics of their market;
• the ability to contain the growth of central operating costs.
8. Can the platform develop without a multi-million user base at the start?
Yes. It's not necessary to immediately attract millions of users to get started.
You can gradually connect territories, form local networks of participants, test demand, improve processes, and expand to additional markets.
At the same time, to create a sustainable trading ecosystem, not only the total number of registered users is important, but also their activity: the presence of offers, demand, repeat transactions, and real settlements. This is precisely what the MIR IMC platform allows you to achieve.
9. What is the key to the success of MiR IMC?
The main objective is to transform the technology platform into an effective network for economic interaction.
This will be achieved by:
• attracting local operators;
• a sufficient number of active participants in each territory;
• real demand for goods and services;
• convenient and reliable settlements;
• financial discipline;
• transparent terms for partners and investors.
It is the combination of these factors that determines a project's ability to move from technological development to sustainable economic activity.
10. How to evaluate the project's prospects?
MiR IMC offers a large-scale idea: to unite local economic networks into a broader trading system using a common technological foundation and a model of local representative operators.
The project is technologically capable of scaling, attracting paying partners and participants, generating real trade turnover, and controlling costs.
In practice, prospects will be assessed not only based on presentations and forecasts, but also on specific indicators: the number of paid licenses, active participants, repeat transactions, revenue, and fulfillment of financial obligations.
Conclusion
MiR IMC is a carefully designed ecosystem and an attempt to create a common infrastructure for trade and economic interaction, in which local operators can play a key role in territorial development.
For entrepreneurs, this is a potential opportunity to expand markets and find partners.
For local operators, it is an opportunity to develop the platform in their territory.
For investors, it is an opportunity to consider participating in the project under the terms and conditions defined in the relevant documents. Future success will depend on how effectively the idea is implemented.
MiR IMC – development through cooperation, leveraging local resources, and pooling economic opportunities.
Presentation for investors: https://mirimc.com/en/mirimc-presentation-fin/ .
Applications for financial participation tokens in the project: https://mirimc.com/en/for-investors/ .