Therefore, Roblox recognizes Robux sales over the average lifetime of paying users, which currently works out to roughly 23 months.
The company doesn't recognize Robux sales as revenue until the in-game buyer either spends it or converts it into actual cash. Successful developers can earn serious money by cashing in their virtual boatloads of incoming Robux. The company generates its revenue from the direct sale of Robux to users. These fees are paid in the form of Robux, an in-game currency that can be converted back into real-world dollars. Anybody can build games with the Roblox system, where the games themselves are free to play, but many designers are charging fees for in-game items, features, and other assets. Roblox, the company, owns and operates Roblox, the video game platform. So Roblox should hit Wall Street running, but will it be a good buy right away?
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