They represent recorded proof of contribution to early-stage projects inside the studio. Tokens track your time, skills, and the achieved milestones. They are not cryptocurrency, but internal participation units.

No. Tokens are non-transferable until the venture reaches a formal funding stage. They are recorded off-chain (or on private ledger) and later used to calculate your share in potential cash or equity pools

When a venture becomes an incorporated company and raises capital, a predefined % of its equity (e.g. 10–15%) is reserved for the Fox & Friends Contributor Pool.
Each contributor’s share in that pool is proportional to the tokens earned across sprints.

Example:

• Total contributor pool: 10% of equity

• You earned 100 out of 1,000 tokens → you get 10% of that pool → 1% equity in the company.

Then tokens do not automatically convert into equity. However, active contributors may receive cash stipends or service fees from sponsor funding during active sprints. You always keep your recognition and track record (portfolio proof).

Yes. Certain sprints offer stipends or micro-contracts when sponsors or partners finance the phase. Payment terms are clearly stated before you join.tem description

Their token allocation may be reduced or revoked after team review.
We apply a lightweight, fair accountability system managed by the core studio, evolving toward DAO governance later.

Before external incorporation, all IP is owned by Fox & Friends Agency SRL and shared under an internal contributor license. Upon spin-off, IP is transferred to the new venture, and contributor shares are calculated based on tokens.

Contributors sign a short Contributor Agreement (Belgian law).
If they receive cash stipends, normal freelance / service provisions apply.
Tokens are not financial instruments — they represent reputation and participation, not guaranteed value.

Yes. Participation is remote-first and open globally. Payments and agreements follow EU law and standard independent contractor frameworks.