Lingo is the world's most rewarding crypto.

You buy lingo and then you get free stuff.

Vacations and Nike shoes and all by phones,

you can get really cool stuff, like a cyber truck.

So that's how it works.

You hold some lingo and then you can win some stuff.

Why do that?

And is that also part of building a community?

It felt like it was more meaningful to people

than just, hey, here's a token, you just made 500 bucks,

so good profit, go and sell it.

It transcends money, I think.

And if we can do that at scale with like hundreds

of thousands of people, I think it can be something good for it.

But then how do we finance this?

The way it works is every time people trade the token,

we charge some fees, and then we acquire real world assets with those fees.

These assets generate cash flow.

And we use 100% of the cash flow to finance rewards for the community.

And then what rewards do we give?

We let the community decide.

How important is a live token to what you guys are trying to do for your community and promise. It's hyper important. It's the core of everything we're doing.

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