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Disclaimer
This whitepaper is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrencies carry inherent risks.
Overview
Token Name: Youhodler Token (YHDL)
Token Type: Utility
Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 tokens
Listing Price: $0.3 per token
YouHodler Platform
Founded: 2017
Headquarters: Lausanne, Switzerland.
Services: Crypto-backed loans, exchanges, interest accounts
Compliance: Licensed in Switzerland, Spain, Italy, pursuing further licenses in France and Argentina.
Token issuer
YHDL AG, Liechtenstein
Token Details
Symbol: YHDL
Initial Circulating Supply: 250,000,000 YHDL tokens
Decimals: 4
Smart Contract Address: TBD
Blockchain Platform: Linea, Ethereum
Token Standard: ERC-20
Minting Mechanism: Fixed Supply, pre-minted
Utility and Benefits
Immediate Utility: Boosted rewards in the loyalty program.
Advanced Utility: Discounted fees, rewards for competitions, cashback on debit card purchases, swaps with sparks in YouHodler's Cloud Miner.
Distribution Strategy
150M tokens to be distributed through Airdrop campaigns in Q4'24. The Airdrop will be done mainly through community building platforms such as Zealy, Galxe and Middle.io, Launchpads and Partners. In order to qualify for an Airdrop of $YHDL tokens users need to complete a set of social media and in-app tasks.
Tokenomics
Deflationary tokenomics. No private rounds or token sales.
Roadmap
YouHodlerโ s tentative roadmap for the token launch :
Phase 1 (Q3 2024): Legal and Planning.
Phase 2 (Q4 2024): Airdrop and TGE.
Phase 3 (Q1 2025): Expansion and Growth.
Phase 4 (Q2 2025 and beyond): Future Development.
Proof of Reserves
Transparency reports and treasury wallet listings for the YHDL tokens.
Risks
Crypto-Asset Risks: Market volatility, regulatory changes, security breaches.
Issuer-Related Risks: New venture uncertainties, user attraction challenges.
Technological Risks: Smart contract vulnerabilities, no insurance coverage.
Other Risks: Liquidity, adoption, operational management, competition, economic conditions, token lock-in periods.