EAI Token Roadmap
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The EAI token underpins all activities within the project. It provides the utility to determine the feature access level users can expect from the platform, rewards loyal EAI holders in the form of Reflections and determines the valuation of the project in terms of market capitalization and token price.
Token Development & Launch
Token and multi-sig wallets implemented
implemented
- reward all holders of EAI for every buy / sell made
EAI Token Buyback: Enabling easier access to the the platform on the platform roadmap removes the need for users to hold the EAI token. However, as the token underpins the project we want to ensure that the utility of the token offers the best benefits. Therefore we have implemented a smart contract that for every subscription payment made, a market buy of EAI is made, the bought tokens are then automatically taken out of circulation and moved to the Treasury. This then benefits EAI holders with the distributed reflections and the impact on price from the market buy, plus the benefit of reduced circulating supply.
Easy Token Purchase Solution: Current process requires users to create a wallet, purchase Ethereum (ETH), navigate a Decentralised Exchange (DEX) to swap ETH for the EAI token. This creates a significant barrier for newcomers to cryptocurrency. We therefore plan to enhance the website to allow users to purchase the EAI token direct with Fiat currency (Credit / Debit card or using Apple / Google pay). This will be paid to a wallet they control or to a newly created wallet with autogenerated secure wallet keys.
Centralised Exchange (CEX) listing: expanding the availability of the token to not only include Decentralised Exchanges (DEXes) but also to include CEXes makes common sense to allow the token to be both visible and available to more end users. We are working with and to determine and negotiate the best CEX listing for our needs.
Note: Users should be aware that the development of new features and enhancements is subject to various risks, including technical challenges and market conditions. Investing in early-stage projects carries significant risks, and users should conduct thorough due diligence.