Why Berry exists

New token projects can attract attention, but that does not create durable funding for ongoing work. Revenue appears early, depends on trading activity, and often arrives before meaningful work is done.

Token fees only reward volume, not work

Most dev revenue comes from trading fees, not from ongoing execution. A token doing about $1M in volume produces roughly $6,000 in fees for the dev, and quiet weeks pay nothing.

The payday lands before the build

The largest volume usually happens at launch, before the team has shipped anything substantial. Once attention fades, the financial incentive to keep building often fades with it.

Investors fund the volume and receive nothing structural

Investors generate the trading volume that pays the dev. They take the speculative risk and can end up holding a token whose dev may have already extracted the main payday.

How Berry products align this

• Berry Juicer turns idle token supply into inference credit.
• Berry Pools will let creators raise with structured terms.
• Both products extend token utility after launch.