Odin Fun is introducing a fresh approach to reward creators and their communities with a feature called Community Fees. The platform aims to move away from models that encourage pump-and-dump behaviour or rely on NFT royalties, offering an alternative designed for longer-term engagement.
Community Fees work by linking creators to communities rather than single tokens. Any user can create a community, and every participant can select one primary community to join. The creator receives a small fee based on the trading volume of all users in their community across all tokens on Odin Fun. Unlike previous models, this system is not tied to a specific token, which reduces the pressure to generate artificial trading spikes and provides a steadier path for creators to earn.
The model encourages communities to grow by onboarding users, retaining engagement, and supporting successful trading experiences. Users benefit by joining communities that offer value, such as trading insights, airdrops, and rewards. This approach aligns incentives so that creators and users are motivated to contribute positively rather than chasing short-term gains.
Development of Community Fees is progressing, with smart contract work completed and currently undergoing auditing. Frontend and backend work is nearing completion, signalling that the feature will be available in the near future.
Alongside Community Fees, Odin Fun is preparing additional upgrades, including Bitcoin perpetuals, LP staking and rewards, airdrop mechanisms, and integration with Solana and BRC-20 tokens. The platform continues to implement numerous improvements aimed at enhancing the trading experience for all users.
Odin Fun’s initiative represents an effort to rethink how creators are compensated and communities are supported, creating a model that rewards participation and fosters collaboration across its growing network.
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