Collective artistic investing token, also known as CAIT, is the native token of the WAX blockchain.
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Features of the CAIT project
The project is supported by the equivalent WAX value, held in reserve at 1 WAX per 25 minted CAITs. The platform has partnered with many different organizations and projects in the WAX blockchain space to bring educational and gaming experiences to the collective user base. The team will continue to work with new and upcoming creators and projects to make the most of their time and effort in the chain so that the adaptation process is less chaotic. The affiliate program allows each party to access the other party's user base to promote, donate and connect a large community through WAX with a common goal.
The project was originally developed as a profit-sharing collective action token with three main themes:
| 1. | Collecting NFT and group ownership of the profits, generated by the CAIT "art gallery". |
| 2. | Stable and volatile value propositions. |
| 3. | A circular profit structure that allows the system to recycle profits and, in turn, tokens for as many holders as possible. |
CAIT on WAX has a maximum of 25,000,000 copies. With this maximum supply, CAIT will be considered fully collateralized if 1,000,000 WAX (or WAX value equivalents) are held in the reserve account. A CAIT is only created when a new WAX enters the backup account, unless the backup account contains more WAX than is currently required.
More about the blockchain platform
The project Ambassadors Program - a place where social media creators and community members can promote and earn rewards. The aim - to spread awareness of CAIT through giveaways, interviews and other content that can attract people to the project.
The site has a White Paper. This is an introductory document with detailed information about the site.
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