Laudable aims, but..
... how will they split the revenue while respecting my privacy? If they truly respect my privacy, that means that no-one other than me knows what URLs my browser visits and appears on my screen, and that means they can't split the revenue based on what I downloaded and saw.
Of course, those links on the brave.com homepage to analytics.brave.com, looking suspiciously like they use the piwik analytics platform are just typos. They wouldn't possibly be tracking me themselves, would they? They wouldn't possibly be loading unnecessary JavaScript, since that slows things down, right?
As they say on their home page:
"It's amazing how fast a page loads when you strip away everything but the real content."
"At Brave, our goal is to block everything on the web that can cramp your style and compromise your privacy."
It's nice to see they are holding up those ideals themselves.