This would work great actually because it is a one time sell to get capital to fund the Buying of Items. Then when you sell the items you take the profit and buy more items and then you go buy more Burst to pay the dividends. The only thing that may be a problem is keeping track of the Items and the Profit etc. You will be the one in charge of that. So you are on your Honor. But if you just structure a base payout you can avoid any suspicion and just pay that payout that was agreed to prior to releasing the asset.
So if you ask for 1,000,000 Burst. You take that and exchange it for BitCoin at the exchange. Take the BitCoin and sell it for Fiat. Take the Fiat and buy products with it.
1st Week you sell nothing. But you have a schedule or percentage to pay in Burst.
50% Yearly? 1,000,000/12months=83,333.33/4weeks=20,833.33
1st Week you would owe 20,833.33x.00000053=.011041666225 Bitcoin or around $12 a week at 53 sats. This doesn't mean much since you should actually use Half of the 1,000,000 to buy products with. Then you know you will be able to pay back investors at the minimum. By making more sales you accelerate the Asset! It may seem like you are paying back investors with their own Burst but you are being fiscally responsible because you want to use the actual Burst to support your business and then support Burst with the Funds from the sales.
Of course this is just the 50% from the Initial Fund and not the Profit so this is where your honor would be noted. Each year you are still paying 50% though and that ain't half bad...
It is actually a great idea and you could even have a website that people can buy your items with Burst. Then you don't have to go to the market each time since you already funded your outlay. Profits stay in Burst and you also fulfill your Asset easier. If you have to use some of the Profit to buy BitCoin to then Buy Burst with it complicates your business. Unless you have enough backing to not have to buy and sell Fiat/BTC then you are rolling with the Markets at a whim.
