Token Distribution and Utility
Breakdown of Token Distribution:
Founders and Team: A portion of the tokens is allocated to the founders and core team members who have built and continue to develop the BigWater Ecosystem. This allocation incentivizes the team to drive the project's long-term success.
Advisors: Tokens are reserved for advisors who provide strategic guidance and expertise, helping to shape the ecosystem’s growth and development.
Private Sale: A limited amount of tokens is offered in private sales to early investors and strategic partners. These investors provide crucial funding and support during the initial phases of the project.
Public Sale: Tokens are made available to the general public through public sales. This democratises access to the BigWater Token and allows a wide range of participants to invest in the ecosystem.
Ecosystem Fund: A significant portion of tokens is allocated to the Ecosystem Fund. This fund supports ongoing development, innovation, and maintenance of the BigWater Ecosystem, ensuring continuous improvement and expansion.
Community Rewards: Tokens are set aside to reward community members for their participation, engagement, and contributions to the ecosystem. This includes rewards for adopting sustainable practices, participating in education programs, and engaging in governance.
Primary Uses of BigWater Tokens:
Purchasing Data: Stakeholders can use BigWater tokens to purchase valuable data insights and reports generated by the ecosystem. This includes real-time monitoring data, predictive maintenance schedules, and environmental impact assessments.
Earning Rewards: Community members can earn BigWater tokens by participating in various activities such as water conservation programs, educational workshops, and community engagement initiatives.
Receiving Discounts: Users can receive discounts on water services, data products, and subscription plans by paying with BigWater tokens. This incentivizes the use of tokens within the ecosystem.
Staking for Governance Decisions: Token holders can stake their tokens to participate in governance decisions, such as voting on ecosystem improvements, policy changes, and fund allocation. This decentralised approach ensures that the community has a say in the ecosystem’s development.
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