Once Terafab is manufacturing chips under contract, it earns foundry revenue — the fees fabless chip designers pay to have their designs manufactured. A Revenue-Share Certificate pays you a direct, ongoing cut of that revenue stream.
A Revenue-Share Certificate entitles you to a proportional share of Terafab's net foundry revenue — the money it earns manufacturing chips for its contracted customers — for as long as you hold it. Unlike Fab Equity Units, you're not exposed to the enterprise's overall valuation, only to the revenue it actually generates once running.
There's no fixed rate here by design: your payout each quarter scales directly with how much revenue the fab books that quarter, which depends on capacity utilization, chip pricing, and the mix of contracts signed. Early quarters, while the fab ramps toward full capacity, will pay less than later quarters at full utilization.
Certificates can be purchased pre-launch at a discount reflecting the wait until revenue begins — the earlier you buy in, the larger the eventual discount to face value, but the longer you wait for the first payout.
Purchased in BTC or USDT; quarterly revenue-share payouts are distributed in USDT for predictability.