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# Dynamic Revenue Sharing Contracts (DRSC)

The Dynamic Revenue Sharing Contracts (DRSC) redefine how value flows in the Noctra ecosystem. Built on Aptos’ secure Move language, DRSC is a smart contract framework that intelligently distributes platform revenue to creators and developers based on their contributions. Unlike static models, DRSC uses AI-driven analytics to dynamically adjust payouts in real time, factoring in agent usage, ecosystem impact, and performance metrics.

Unlike traditional revenue-sharing models with fixed ratios, DRSC adapts to project performance:

* Context-Driven Adjustments: Ratios are adjusted based on real-time metrics (e.g., user growth, revenue).
* Incentive Alignment: Rewards successful projects and long-term investors while protecting against underperformance.
* Risk Mitigation: Automatically pauses or adjusts distributions if MCP detects issues like delays or low engagement.
* Transparency: All changes are logged on-chain or displayed publicly, preventing disputes.

<figure><img src="/files/GqaxoKTDz3FnlxJf8HBI" alt=""><figcaption><p>Dynamic Revenue Sharing Contracts (DRSC)</p></figcaption></figure>


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