Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)
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A DAO, short for Decentralized Autonomous Organization, is an organization that runs on rules written as computer code on a blockchain. The rules are enforced by smart contracts, which are like digital agreements that automatically do what they're programmed to do.
Holders gain access to all of our platforms by purchasing a Token from Our Website (starting April 24th). This Token grants holders access to all of Our Platforms for 0.2 ETH (one-time fee). By holding this Token, Users have access to the services and resources provided by the Company.
We developed 3,333 unique, irreplicable Utility Tokens. These Tokens are foolproof, as they are based on time and categorized into 1,111 different categories, each containing three Token variants.
Holders of these Tokens gain access to Our Platforms and the DAO as long as they possess the Tokens. When a User sells their Token, they lose access to the DAO and Our Platforms, transferring the access rights to the new Token Holder. This system guarantees a secure and transparent way of managing access to Our services, while maintaining the Token's value.
It is important to note that our Utility Tokens do not hold monetary value, but instead offer access to services and decision-making power within the DAO. For more information, We encourage You to read Our Terms of Sale and License Agreement on Our Website before purchasing a Token.
