This is a really sharp question, bro! Shows you’ve been paying attention to the project. PowerPass was never meant to be permanent ownership; it’s a clearly defined revenue right for a specific period, similar to the logic of @pendle_fi. Pendle splits “revenue over a certain period,” PowerPass splits “cash flow from a device during its usable lifecycle.” The Sharex whitepaper clearly states two points: 1⃣ A single device can be used up to 300 times effectively, or 2⃣ A maximum of 3 years (whichever comes first). Essentially, it’s about setting boundaries for this revenue period, not promising a perpetual motion machine. So, it has revenue, a cap, and physical boundaries—like loss, damage, etc. These real-world operational risks also tie into RWA. If a device retires early, the revenue ends early too. But if you draw a top-tier device with high usage, you’ll earn more.