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===== An investor breaks even when their cumulative returns equal the initial investment. Here, the initial investment was $463 billion. ===== * Break-Even Point: At Year 10, the cumulative returns to investors are $461.32 billion, just shy of the total initial investment. * Nearly Break-Even by Year 9: By Year 9, investors recover $377.18 billion, which is close but still short of the full $463 billion. Thus, the break-even point for investors, given the 20% revenue share model and no further investments after the initial one, occurs just after 10 years.
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