Example 1:

Team A wants to release a startup called “Title A”. They wish to raise 30 ether for their game development. They go through creating a campaign  and pledge 10% royalties on sales for the 30 ether raised. This 10% is entitled to all those who hold their tokens.

The game developer will be selling out a limited supply of 30 title A tokens in return of 30 ether raised. (this number can be decided by another mathematical formula that we create or we can let the developers have this freedom. I suggest automating this too)

Investor 1 - holds 100 X coins and invests 10 ether - gets 10 “Title A” tokens
Investor 2 - holds 50 X coins and invests 10 ether - gets 10 “Title A” tokens
Investor 3 - holds 0 X coins and invests 10 ether - gets 10 “Title A” tokens

The team manages to raise the funds and have developed the startup. The game is released in the market and is making USD 30,000 every month or 300 ether per month. Since they have pledged 10% they share 30 ether with investors  to distribute to the investors.

It uses the staking function (variable 1 - number of flow tokens held, variable 2 - how much game tokens held) to calculate the payout for each investor. For example the results looks like the following;

Investor 1 gets - 15 ether per month
Investor 2 gets - 10 ether month
Investor 3 gets - 5 ether per month