2. Membership in the Club will be divided into several categories based on the new HIEM economic model: resources, creators, executors, consumers, and beneficiaries. Each category has its own purpose, share in the overall system, and specific responsibilities. Everything will operate in a cycle, forming a functional economic node (according to HIEM): resources will be supported by creators, creators will build with the help of executors, executors will meet the needs of consumers, consumers will reward (financially, in our case) the beneficiaries, and the beneficiaries will replenish the resources. And so it continues in a loop, with potential branches leading to the formation of new economic nodes.
[anchor]KaijuLegends[/anchor]Access to the club will be granted through a specific NFT, which you must hold in your ETH wallet. We will handle the issuance of NFTs for 4 of the participant categories. However, the NFTs for creators will come from the existing Kaiju Legends project (
https://kaijulegends.io/), which has a limited supply of just 7,777 NFTs. We've decided to limit the number of project creators, so when that limit is reached, we’ll implement a simple mechanism to improve the quality of creators, leadership, and project managers. Additionally, it’s possible that some current Kaiju Legends NFT holders will take action in their social circles, leveraging their resources to raise the value of these NFTs for future resale. They'll also have the opportunity to participate in projects as idea creators, leaders, and even project managers. We fully support this—it's vital for us. One NFT will correspond to one idea, one business, and one 'economic node' (as per the new HIEM economic model we follow).
Can businesses merge? Yes. Can businesses change? No. A business idea is tied to an NFT once, after which the business either grows or is paused indefinitely. Oddly enough, this is also important—a failed business can serve as a historical example of what doesn’t work. But that business doesn't die or disappear; it can be revived with new meaning. This is why one NFT can represent an entire business that can be sold as a token (Non-Fungible, of course).
Naturally, there are many ways NFTs can increase in value—such as mass (spam-like) creation of businesses from a full list of possibilities, followed by selling them as ready-made businesses for a high price. We're not against this. It’s a free market, where price solves many issues, and HIEM fully supports and welcomes these principles. However, HIEM is a NEW economic model where balance is one of the core foundations, and where an overly inflated price triggers built-in protective mechanisms. In HIEM, speculative pricing is a 'pain signal' that the system will react to in line with its 'nature'—actions embedded in the model from the start.
The first reaction to an overly high price will come from the four adjacent sources: inflated market prices across the node, unrealistic expectations for everything—profits, workload, quality, and resource consumption. Can such a business exist? Possibly. For example, if it's a successful luxury business. But that's the exception to the rule. Not everyone can operate in such a 'strained' format. Therefore, it's likely that the 'economic node' will stall because no one is willing to meet its inflated demands. At that point, another HIEM mechanism kicks in: expansion and division. This process continues until quantity, quality, price, and other parameters reach acceptable levels for everyone. Balance will eventually be restored, and the node will function normally.