According to @QCompounding, Adobe (ADBE) generates revenue primarily via subscriptions, with 96% of revenue recurring and anchored by widely used tools like Photoshop and Illustrator, source: @QCompounding. For trading, a 96% recurring-revenue mix underscores revenue visibility and cash-flow durability that investors typically prize in subscription software valuations, source: Adobe investor relations. For crypto markets, the update contains no direct crypto exposure or token tie-ins, implying limited immediate read-through for BTC or ETH, source: @QCompounding.

According to Sam Altman, the proposed $20 plus subscription model allows users to convert their subscription into credits usable across features such as deep research, o1, GPT-4.5, and sora. This model offers flexibility with no fixed limits per feature, empowering users to allocate credits according to their needs. If users deplete their credits, they have the option to purchase more. This approach could potentially streamline user engagement and spending efficiency (source: Sam Altman's Twitter).

According to Paolo Ardoino, a potential business model for addressing the lack of electricity in Africa involves kiosks equipped with solar panels. These kiosks would recharge high-performance batteries and offer a subscription service payable in local currency, Bitcoin LN, or USDt, enhancing accessibility and financial inclusivity for local communities.