# Absence of Sustainable Economic Models for Independent Art

Many quality indie films, even after being screened at festivals or released online, do not generate further revenue. There are no subscription systems, no copyright marketplaces, and no community-based revenue-sharing mechanisms.\\

As a result, creative teams cannot make a living through their work unless they rely on advertising contracts or side jobs unrelated to their craft.\\

The current creative ecosystem lacks a regenerative financial model — one where creators can reinvest earnings into future projects and communities can share in the long-term rewards.

> To address these challenges, Enterise introduces a decentralized content economy model, with the ENT Token serving as the core unit of value.

It plays the following roles:

* A staking and community investment vehicle for film projects.
* A transparent mechanism for allocating capital, tracking revenue, and monitoring production progress.
* An incentive system that encourages user participation and content promotion through rewards.
* A foundation for a sustainable financial ecosystem that supports both filmmakers and token holders.\\

Our goal goes beyond solving the issue of film financing — we aim to redefine the relationship between art, community, and financial technology, paving the way for a film industry that is more equitable, transparent, and creatively empowered.

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