🏬DApp Evaluation Program

Let Regulators Determine The Best Token to Buy

A decentralized application (DApp) store is a platform that allows users to discover and access decentralized applications. Unlike traditional app stores, which are controlled by a single entity, a DApp store is decentralized and operates on a blockchain network. This means that it is not subject to the control of any single entity and is instead governed by a network of users.

In a DApp store where regulators vote on cryptocurrency projects, regulators would use a token called LEUM to cast their votes for the best projects. The project with the most votes would be considered the best and would be featured prominently on the DApp store for users to see and potentially invest in. The value of the LEUM token would increase as more people used it to vote for the best projects.

Regulators who vote for projects that turn out to be scams or "rug pulls" (when a project suddenly disappears with investors' funds) would lose reputation, and their rank on the DApp store would decrease. This would make it less likely for investors to trust their opinions and follow their recommendations.

Users would be able to see the reputation rank of regulators on the DApp store and use this information to decide which regulators to trust and follow. The better reputation a regulator has, the more likely it is that their recommendations are based on thorough research and are trustworthy.

Overall, a decentralized application store where regulators vote on cryptocurrency projects using the LEUM token could provide a valuable service to investors by helping them identify the best projects and avoid scams and rug pulls. It would also provide an incentive for regulators to do thorough research and make careful decisions when voting for projects, as their reputation and rank on the DApp store would be at stake.