Lingo: Supporting the Long-Term Value of Web3 with Real Returns
Many people have experienced the feeling of 'initial token rewards are great, but later they become worthless' when participating in Web3. The reason is that many projects are essentially hollow, lacking real value support and relying solely on attracting new users to sustain themselves. This model can easily collapse.
However, Lingo has proposed a brand new approach: rewarding based on real returns instead of 'empty promises'.
The core logic of Lingo is very simple:
A 2.5% transaction fee is collected on every token transaction, which is used to purchase real estate. The rental income from the real estate is used to distribute rewards, rather than endlessly minting tokens to crash the market like traditional projects.
This model has several obvious advantages:
More authentic rewards: Rewards are generated from real estate rental income rather than from minting more tokens, which solves the inflation and crash problem.
Strong resilience: Real estate, as a stable asset, has far less value fluctuation than tokens in the crypto space, providing the project with stronger risk resistance.
Healthy economic model: Rewards are unrelated to attracting new users; the cycle can operate based on transaction fees and real estate income.
Lingo introduces a stable asset like real estate into Web3 through the RWA (Real World Assets on Chain) model. Rental income not only supports rewards but can also continuously increase token value through a buyback mechanism. For users, this is no longer a short-term speculative project, but a long-term, guaranteed ecosystem.
