Hi Dalazar, thanks for your question: The dividends received by a holder are based on two factors

V, the volume of ether transacted in a given time period
P, the holders percentage of the supply

The calculation would then be something to the effect of

V × P / 10000

Let's say the volume (in your given time frame of one month) is 100,000 Ether , Suppose you own .0001 percent of the supply

You could expect to see a dividend yield of .001 ETH. Not a whole lot, but also not bad for simply holding a token.


The key that makes Poppy Token special is its liquidity, traditional stocks and bonds grant dividends but remain unavailable if needed to make a purchase.
Poppy serves as a hybrid, in that it is liquid enough to be used as currency, but still pays some dividends to its holders.

How this will play out in the market remains to be seen, it is truly a novel idea and nothing quite like it exists right now, we are optimistic about its future.