How does a project actually work on @IPXExchange ? Well, let me give u guys an example. Say a creator needs $100,000 to produce a film. They submit the project and state the budget. The platform adds a 10% fee, so the total raise becomes $110,000. Fans and members fund it (they can pay in USDC). Every purchase is routed through the $IPX token. The money doesn’t go straight to the creator. 👉$100,000 goes into a milestone escrow 👉$10,000 (the platform fee) goes to the treasury Funds are released only as production milestones are approved. If the project successfully graduates, the IPX collected during the raise is paired with the project’s own token to open trading. The project token is priced in IPX. Not every project reaches this stage. There are refund and recovery mechanisms if it doesn’t graduate or if milestones aren’t met. 🆕🆕 now the key idea here is that Fans aren’t just donating or purely speculating. They’re joining a structured membership around the IP with perks, access, and a clearer path for how the project gets funded and tracked. This is still early, but it’s one of the clearer attempts I’ve seen at turning IP funding into something more transparent and on-chain.