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Gitpaid puts a https://t.co/p7c12KKyho coin on any GitHub repository, and seventy per cent of its creator fees belong to the person who wrote the code. You paste owner/repo. We read the owner's numeric GitHub id, which is the only thing https://t.co/p7c12KKyho needs to pay someone by their account instead of their wallet. Then you sign twice: once for an ordinary coin with you as its creator, once for the split. That split is 70 to the author, 20 to you for as long as the coin trades, 10 to Gitpaid. https://t.co/p7c12KKyho allows those shares to be written exactly once per coin, so the second signature is also the lock. The author does nothing at all. Their money piles up in https://t.co/p7c12KKyho's own account for their GitHub id. One day they sign in to https://t.co/p7c12KKyho with GitHub and take it. We never hold it and we cannot move it. Our ten per cent buys $GITPAID on the open market and burns it. Every burn has a signature you can open. CA: 8auBKvKMPimFejVq7Ez6ErvQZiZvN7yNt9JRN7p9pump https://t.co/bZvQ0kqQXp