Definition ∞ Recurring revenue refers to the portion of a company’s income that is predictable and stable, generated from ongoing subscriptions, service agreements, or repeat business. In the digital asset space, this can stem from platform fees, staking rewards, lending protocols, or subscription models within decentralized applications. It indicates a sustainable business model and consistent cash flow. This revenue stream is a key indicator of financial health.
Context ∞ For projects and businesses within the cryptocurrency and blockchain sectors, recurring revenue models are increasingly valued as indicators of long-term viability and operational success. Investors often analyze these revenue streams to assess the sustainability and growth potential of digital asset platforms and services. The ability to generate consistent income helps mitigate the volatility inherent in crypto markets.
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