flooor.fun appears in the royalty fee model. The 5% Royalty Fee taken during a sale is not transferred to the creators of the collection as on traditional marketplaces. Instead, it is collected in a daily pool. Users who own an NFT from that collection and participate in the daily roll call through light staking share the money in this pool equally. Thus the creators do not receive the revenue share; all owners of the collection do.

How many portions the pool is divided into is determined by daily participation. Each NFT owner must “sign” within a 16-hour period to participate in the roll call. In the remaining 8-hour time window, users who signed can perform a claim operation to request their rewards. For example, if 10 different people signed with 10 different NFTs that day and $1000 has accumulated in the pool, $100 is earned per NFT.

In a simple scenario, if a daily trading volume of $50,000 occurs, 5% of that, $2,500, is added to the pool. If 10 different NFT owners participated in the roll call, each NFT earns $250 per day. That corresponds to $7,500 per month.

The main goal of the project is to let all NFT holders collectively earn royalty fees — instead of those fees going only to the collection owners.
In our system, 5% of all royalties collected in the pool are distributed back to NFT holders.

The long-term vision is for all NFT projects to be tradable on flooor.fun, but at this stage, the biggest challenge was designing a trustless “light staking” mechanism.
It was extremely difficult to build a system where high-value NFT holders could safely participate without actually staking or taking on risk.

After several iterations, I developed a signature-based light staking flow, allowing holders to collect royalties with just a simple signature — no locking, no risk, and full transparency on-chain.

https://github.com/omgbbqhaxx/flooor

https://flooor.fun

flooor.fun is the first platform that uses game theory to make NFT trading truly community-driven.
Instead of royalties going to the creators, all royalties go directly to the community — the actual NFT holders.
This means holders earn daily rewards from trading activity, creating a natural incentive to trade rather than just hold.

Additionally, the light staking mechanism — where users can earn royalties simply by signing, without locking or risking their assets — is a completely new concept not seen in any other NFT project.

Our target users are NFT holders from all existing collections.
flooor.fun is built for people who already hold NFTs and want to earn daily royalties from overall market activity instead of leaving that value to creators.
We confirmed this audience through feedback from active NFT communities, where many holders expressed frustration about not benefiting from trading volume — validating the demand for a community-owned royalty system.

Our closest competitors are OpenSea (https://opensea.io), Blur (https://blur.io), and Magic Eden (https://magiceden.io).
All of these platforms focus on NFT trading and marketplace features, but royalties in their systems go to creators — not to the holders who actually sustain the ecosystem.

flooor.fun is completely different.
We built the first community-owned royalty model, where 100% of royalties are distributed to NFT holders.
Additionally, our light staking mechanism allows users to earn royalties with just a simple signature — no staking, no locking, and no risk — creating a truly game-theoretic, community-driven NFT economy.