>What is BUIDL? BUIDL is the ownership token for DFOhub, a trustless, on-chain version of Github. It is quite literally programmable equity.
>What does that mean? Crypto is making things decentralized, secure, and censorship-resistant. Github is distributed, but it isn't decentralized, and it isn't secure, and remains vulnerable to censorship. DFOhub uses the ETH blockchain to make the entire platform trustless. BUIDL gives you voting powers, and it gives you a share of the programs on the DFOhub platform.
>Why is that important? If you have ever programmed, you know why Github is a useful resource. It provides central hubs of regularly updated code which you can access. If you have ever programmed solidity, you are probably already salivating. Smartcontracts can now be built piecemeal by means of microservices. Problem with the staking logic? No need to scrap the whole contract, make new tokens, airdrop, fork, anything like that. With DFOhub, you can just vote to change the staking logic. Problem solved, fairly, trustlessly, and easily! This is revolutionary tech for ETH development. DFOhub has been in development for years. It provides real improvements to so many things in smartcontracts.
This is a better ICO platform than ETH, this is a better DAO platform than Maker. This is game changing for smartcontracts.
Game.
Changing.
Imagine Chainlink if it launched with a working product. From Alessandro Mario Lagana Toschi's own autistic mouth: >"Imagine how the world of entrepreneurship could become cheaper and open to everyone in the world with a new worldwide equality, achieving the “Holy Grail” of accountability."
>Built by Italian autists >Too new and groundbreaking for normies to have caught on >Product is already functional (try it with Brave + Metamask @ b-u-i-d-l.github.io/dfo-hub/ ) >2m circulating supply
I know, I know. Sounds too good to be true. Did Zig Forums really find next Chainlink? Yes. Zig Forums found the old Chainlink too. You're early, the tokenomics are super sound and everything has already been locked in and planned out. It's only available on uniswap and there's a slowly shrinking liquidity pool, roughly 1mil marketcap. Only a few weeks old (but years of dev). The redpill is so easy to swallow.
Like Link, and Eth before it, there will be skeptics, swing sellers, fudders and frauders. You need to open your eyes, the only catch is you could miss the boat again and it was all right in front of you the whole time.
Both owners are known writers and tech savvy developers for Ethereum, hackernoon and few more. Twitter: -Marco Vasapollo @vasapower_ -Alessandro Mario Lagana Toschi @alessandromltoschi
As every DFO and its Independent Flexible Design, BUIDL Token holders are to explore its flexibility by voting.
-BUIDL holders have full power by voting, they can: >Add new functions Edit existing functions >Edit the frontend >Change governance rules >Update the DFO core Manage the DFOhub wallet funds organize investments strategies and everything will be achievable by Smart Contracts.
BUIDL is backed by a small portion of every DFO token created. Every time a new DFO born, a Generation fee is automatically paid with the new DFO tokens and sent to the DFOhub wallet. BUIDL holders can propose and vote how to manage these funds, as well as the generation fee.
Basically, this is the design of every DFO, the full control of the protocol by token holders and DFOhub is the first DFO ever existed. So BUIDL is not designed by be hodled for some speculative and no sense way to try to create values by nothing, but by real values and real disruptive dapps on top of it. PS: These dynamics are not a promise, but are already buidled and working in the mainnet! Thanks to the DFO microservices design people can actually find ways to use the funds in every way possible by coding a smart contract based proposals... So community can decide to invest them, stake them in DEFI apps or even distribute them.
But you don't have to take my word for it, just look for yourself. Here’s some easy reading by Alessandro Mario Lagana Toschi himself:
it's way way underpriced, compared to the coins in the top 20 it's worth at least a billion dollar valuation. the DFO's will speak for themselves though, just like oracles did with Chainlink. It's only a waiting game
Take a long, hard look at your logo. Truly analyze it. Do you think any person with a half a brain let alone a legit investor will actually invest in something like this? No, they would sooner invest in the shit you just took in the street before making this post
Jaxson Sullivan
>He doesn't want to get in before logo rebrand ngmi
thats why there is a competition coming to change said logo. Even by proving this techlology works BUIDL tokens will be used to vote on new logo.
Noah Price
most ppl will rush in once this reaches 10$ at least. just like ther are buying link now thats its already 4$
John Mitchell
Have you seen the DFOhub website? It's trash and doesn't really explain how this is going to be used. Its also misleading, people think one address equals one vote but really it's based on wallet size so a holder with 5k coins vote means more then the vote of a holder with 500 coins. Plus is anyone really going to care enough to vote on changes to DAOs or DFOs or dapps. Are many people going to use any dao, dfo, or dapp on DFOhub? Best case scenario is big buisness use the site but then they don't own anything thats built. Can anyone build of DFOhub or only the devs?
Jaxson Rodriguez
>people think one address equals one vote but really it's based on wallet size It works just like every other voting token >Plus is anyone really going to care enough to vote on changes to DAOs or DFOs or dapps Does anyone care enough about shareholder privileges in companies to buy stock? >Are many people going to use any dao, dfo, or dapp on DFOhub For the most part, devs use DFOhub, users will just use their web browser >Can anyone build of DFOhub or only the devs? It's already totally decentralized
Jonathan Morgan
Yes, but is there an airdrop?
Jackson Cooper
Comfiest hold.
Jace Moore
Its a fair 1.5% yearly release of tokens in the form of bi-weekly liquidity add on uniswap.
This way everybody has the same chances to get them.
Of course token holders can vote to change that if they like in the future.
Jackson Flores
user this shit gonna he massive. If u know u know.
Asher Adams
DFO's are next big thing after DAOs. all part of future DEFI.
Levi Powell
DFOs make airdrops obsolete
Kevin Watson
Based
Sebastian Diaz
>the next chainlink Fuck ponzilink, BUIDL has made literally the same gains % in one month as ponzilink made in 2.5 years
Tyler Cooper
Would you like something like this more? The new logo is gonna be better
looks sick user. i wonder what excuses the NGMI ppl will find after change.
Joseph Cooper
Decent, I like that you’re maintaining the colourful aesthetic. What’s the droplet shape about though? I think two jigsaw pieces instead would look sick and reflect the “buidl” theme.
Aiden Moore
Maybe 4 jigsaw pieces
Gabriel Long
I'm not the designer, I just took one of the designs by the community (the official contest will start this week but there's a discord channel to discuss it) Everybody can participate, so if you're good at Photoshop you might give it a try
Joshua Campbell
I used a droplet as these are supposed to be flexible contracts that can be altered through voting. They can adapt, like a liquid does when it moves between solid objects.
Asher Scott
Nice analogy
Robert Richardson
This project is still in its infancy with regards to understanding practical application of DFOs.I think it will slowly increase, but won't moon aggressively until it becomes more well known in ETH development circles. It's probably not flashy enough for Zig Forums but I see DFOHub with multibillion dollar valuation ultimately. It's got a niche, real use cases and a legitimate team behind it. The idea of leaderless startups will have profound implications.
