VLOKR WHITEPAPER
  • VLOKR
  • Contents
  • ABSTRACT
  • I. THE SOCIAL BLOCKCHAIN
  • I.1. Core Vision and Values
  • I.2. The VLOCITY Social Blockchain
  • I.3. Blockchain Properties
  • II. THE VIDEO SHARING PLATFORM
  • II.2. Choosing a suitable blockchain
  • II.3. The VLOCITY blockchain
  • II.4. Smart Chain Utility
  • III. TOKENS AND BUSINESS MODEL
  • III.1. The main economic principle
  • III.2. The tokens model
  • III.3. The customers to target
  • III.4. The economic cycle
  • IV. COMPANY AND ROADMAP
  • IV.1. The VLOKR organization
  • ROADMAP
  • TOKENOMICS
    • Network Growth Strategy
    • Explanation
  • APPENDIX A: THE LIMITATIONS OF SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS
  • APPENDIX B: THE VTV DISTRIBUTION ALGORITHM
  • APPENDIX C: COMPETITION
  • KYC & AUDIT
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III.1. The main economic principle

The VTV cryptocurrency is a utility token that has value on the platform by giving its holders the ability to post, curate and promote relevant online videos. Its value is determined by the BEP-20 Liquidity Token, traded on the various Binance chain swap DEX's.

The principle consists in attracting users with VTV rewards for posts, votes or tags. The community is also incentivized to purchase VTV on online markets for voting power and the ability to rate content. This creates a sustainable demand for the token on the markets and increases overall market capitalization.

A few terms are explained for clarification as follows:

  • VTV circulating supply: The total volume of tokens emitted until now.

  • VTV exchange price: The price at which the token is traded on DEX's for other currencies. It is determined by buying and selling volume and is usually presented in USD or BNB.

  • VTV market capitalization: The total market value of the VTV circulating supply calculated as price multiplied by the circulating supply.

  • Decentralized Exchanges: The platforms that provide token trading services. They have various trading pairs, commissions and exchange prices for the pair.

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