> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://revshare.gitbook.io/revshare/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://revshare.gitbook.io/revshare/welcome-to-revshare.md). # Welcome to Revshare Welcome to Revshare, the home of revenue-sharing tokens. **Why did we create Revshare?** As a community of like-minded people we decided to create something that would enable every small investor to enjoy the benefits of successful revenue-sharing protocols. Current situation requires people to hold huge amounts of such tokens in order to get decent revenue, let alone compound on regular basis. The minimum limit for claiming is often way too high and not achievable by regular investor. And so this hard-earned revenue unfortunately for many investors goes to waste. Our primary goal is to boost users' APY by joining together and creating something much, much bigger. **How it works?** The more revenue sharing tokens you hold the faster you reach the threshold for claiming and therefore you can increase the APR by claiming weekly. **Lower limits to get revenue** We also lowered the minimum amount of tokens needed to enjoy the benefit of revenue sharing. **More frequent claiming** \ Our main vision is to bring revenue to users faster. By collecting users' funds we can compound this revenue a lot quicker instead of waiting months or even longer to claim. **Compounded revenue** By claiming weekly we can compound this revenue and thus earn higher APY. **Complete walkthrough video:** \
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