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Holders of Liquid's two revenue share collections, Genesis and Alpha, can now claim their share. Connect the wallet that holds the NFT to liquidnfts.finance and a claim option appears on the NFT, paying the revenue straight into the wallet. CMC Group, which owns Liquid, announced it in its October newsletter, out 1 October, with a thank-you for holders' patience while the claim function was finished.
The schedule is monthly. Revenue is topped up on the 1st of each month, based on platform volume in the month before. Holders can claim every month, leave it inside the NFT to build, or take it out whenever they like. The company says it expects top-ups to get more frequent as volume grows.
What the two collections promise
Both are on BNB Chain and both carry Liquid's standard 50% liquidity lock. The difference is size and price.
| Collection | Supply | Mint price | Share of platform revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquid Genesis | 100, all minted, 88 still on chain | 4,672.9 FUSD, about $5,000 | 15%, split equally |
| Liquid Alpha | 500 max, 135 minted, 110 on chain | 1,869.16 FUSD, about $2,000 | 15%, listed as 0.03% per NFT |
Figures from the collection listings on liquidnfts.finance on 30 September 2026. The gap between minted and on-chain supply is NFTs that holders have redeemed, which burns them.
Add the two together and 30% of Liquid's platform revenue is spoken for before anything else. That's the price of the launch capital, and it's worth knowing if you're a creator on the platform: the fee you pay isn't all going to the people who run it.
What's not in the announcement
No amount. The newsletter doesn't say how much the first top-up is, or what the platform's volume was in September. "Based on platform volume" isn't a formula either. If you hold a Genesis or Alpha, the number that matters is the one you see on 1 October, and the one after that on 1 November. Two data points and you'll know what the share is really worth against what you paid.
There's a second admission in the same newsletter. The Fusion Miner, which is fed by 25% of CMC Group profits, is "overdue a top-up". The company says it hasn't been forgotten and will happen. No date.
Still for sale
A couple of Genesis NFTs are listed on Liquid's marketplace, and Alpha is still minting at 1,869.16 FUSD. The pitch is a lifetime share of a platform's income. The test is whether that income shows up on the 1st, in a size that justifies $2,000. We'll check the first claim and report what holders actually got.
Source: the CMC Group October 2026 newsletter, and the Genesis and Alpha listings on liquidnfts.finance.
