Failure to Meet Product Threshold Sample Clauses

Failure to Meet Product Threshold. (i) During any Renewal Term, subject to Section 3.2(c)(ii) below, the Issuer Party may elect to exclude the Party Product Economics Amount from the Collaboration Payment with respect to any Applicable Stablecoin by written notice to the Reseller Party (a “Product Threshold Exclusion Notice”) if the Reseller Party (i) has failed to meet the Product Threshold with respect to such Applicable Stablecoin and does not cure such failure within [*****] of receiving notice thereof, or (ii) has failed to meet the Product Threshold with respect to such Applicable Stablecoin more than [*****] times during any [*****] and received notice of each such failure and was given an opportunity to cure each such failure in accordance with clause (i), in each case of (i) and (ii), unless such failure is solely caused by a Force Majeure Event, or by technological downtime or system outages (for the sake of clarity, where such downtime or outage was outside of the Reseller Party’s reasonable control, or, if such downtime or outage was intentional, solely to the extent such downtime or outage is for routine or emergency maintenance or for the purpose of system upgrades). For the sake of clarity, exclusion of the Party Product Economics Amount will not affect the remainder of this Agreement (including such Reseller Party’s right to receive its Ecosystem Economics Amount). (ii) The Reseller Party shall remain entitled to receive the Party Product Economics Amount pursuant to Section 4 for such Applicable Stablecoin following delivery of a Product Threshold Exclusion Notice for the [*****] of (x) [*****] following the Product Threshold Exclusion Notice and (y) if the Party Product Economics Amount was re-started for the relevant Applicable Stablecoin pursuant to the prior delivery of a Product Threshold Re-Entry Notice, the number of days between the prior Product Threshold Re-Entry Notice and the current Product Threshold Exclusion Notice for such Applicable Stablecoin. (iii) If, within [*****] following a Product Threshold Exclusion Notice for an Applicable Stablecoin (the “Product Threshold Cure Period”), the Reseller Party satisfies the Product Threshold with respect to such Applicable Stablecoin (and reasonably believes in good faith that it can continue to do so on an ongoing basis), the Reseller Party may issue a notice of re-entry to the Issuer Party (the “Product Threshold Re-Entry Notice”), in which case the Collaboration Payment shall include the Reseller Party’s Party Pro...
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