Sell Water – C2B Model
Community to Business
The Sell Water – Community to Business (C2B) model within the LAKE ecosystem represents an innovative approach to water sales that empowers individuals to participate in commercial-scale transactions.
Unlike traditional Business to Business (B2B) and Business to Consumer (B2C) models, the C2B model leverages the collective power of the community to engage in large-scale water sales to businesses.
This model allows LAK3 token holders to contribute their tokens to Event Sale Pools, enabling them to participate in significant water sales without the need to own water sources directly.
By integrating blockchain technology and smart contracts, the C2B model ensures transparency, efficiency, and fairness in the distribution of profits among participants.
The C2B model democratizes access to the water economy, making it possible for individual contributors to benefit from lucrative business opportunities. This approach does not only fosters a more inclusive and equitable water economy but also enhances the overall efficiency and sustainability of water distribution.
Join us as we explore how the C2B model transforms the traditional dynamics of water sales, offering new economic opportunities for all participants.
Community to Business (C2B)
The Community to Business (C2B) model within the LAKE ecosystem offers a transformative approach to engaging with the water market, enabling individual LAK3 token holders to participate in water sales to businesses without the need to own water sources.
This model is designed to democratize the water economy, making large-scale sales accessible to a broader audience and ensuring equitable distribution of economic benefits.
1.1. Event Sales Identification and Execution
Our global sales team plays a crucial role in identifying lucrative opportunities to supply water to renowned brands and companies worldwide. These opportunities, structured as "Event Sales" on the LAKE Portal, cater to the high-volume demands of large businesses. The team assesses the capacity and untapped potential of water sources in its portfolio, ensuring a steady supply stream and occasionally reactivating previously successful deals or executing reverse inquiries.
1.2. Creating and Managing Event Sale Pools
For each sales opportunity, LAKE establishes dedicated "Event Sale Pools" on the LAKE Portal. These pools collect LAK3 tokens from community members, amassing the required volume of tokens to fulfill the event sales contract. Here’s how the process unfolds:
Creation and Listing: Each identified Event Sale results in a corresponding Event Sale Pool, listed on the LAKE Portal with comprehensive details like required water volume, participating business, and the total amount of LAK3 tokens needed.
Community Contribution: Token holders contribute to these pools, effectively becoming stakeholders in the sales. This pooling mechanism allows individuals to engage in transactions previously only accessible to entities with significant capital.
Filling the Pool: Once the pool reaches its target, it's considered filled, triggering the confirmation of the sale. The water is then prepared for delivery, with all steps overseen by smart contracts to ensure transparency and security.
Execution and Delivery: The water is delivered directly from partner sources to the purchasing business, streamlining the process by eliminating intermediaries.
Profit Distribution: As the LAK3 pool is closed, depositors receive an NFT (NFT-PSP) as proof of token commitment. This NFT will serve the holder to redeem the principal and profit in USDT (or stablecoin equivalent) at maturity and be stripped of its redeemable component. Profits from the sale are proportionately distributed among pool participants through smart contracts, ensuring fair compensation based on each contributor’s stake. Although not designed for speculative purposes, holders remain in full control of their NFT-PSP.
1.3. Advantages of the C2B Model Over Traditional Models
The C2B model democratizes access to the water economy by enabling individuals to participate in large-scale sales that would typically be out of reach. This inclusivity ensures a more equitable distribution of economic benefits, allowing a broader range of participants to share in the profits.
Furthermore, by pooling their resources, community members can engage in significant transactions that leverage the collective power of many small contributors. This collective approach amplifies the impact and benefits for each participant, making it possible to undertake larger and more lucrative deals.
1.4. Differences from B2B and B2C Models
In a traditional B2B model, water sales are conducted directly between businesses, often involving large volumes and long-term contracts. These transactions are typically reserved for companies with substantial capital and resources. The C2B model, however, breaks down these barriers by allowing individuals to collectively participate in large-scale transactions, decentralizing the sales process and making it more accessible.
The B2C model involves direct sales from businesses to individual consumers, focusing on smaller, individual transactions. While this model facilitates wide distribution, it limits participants to retail-level profits. The C2B model aggregates individual contributions to engage in business-level transactions, enabling consumers to benefit from commercial-scale profits and opportunities.
By integrating the innovative C2B model with the Event Sale and Event Sale Pools mechanisms, the LAKE ecosystem not only transforms how water is traded globally but also enhances the economic and social value of water resources, creating a fairer and more sustainable water economy.
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