Yoken

The only wall is @bilft_bot.

Well, shall we do a load test and try not to fall ha-ha? https://t.me/investkingyru/1457

By the way, we've just added navigation between boards and small profiles. 🤙

Some news here, yo! 🤙 I'am thrilled to introduce the test (because design is weird a little and some bugs here ha-ha) launch of the BILFT — available at t.me/bilft_bot. This tool allows you to generate a permanent link to any Telegram user's wall simply by sharing a contact with the bot or forwarding a message from the author (remember VK, haha?). Each user gets their own "board" or "billboard", where others can leave notes. The fun part of this bot is that any user has their board, even if they haven't used the bot themselves, haha! But there’s more — how does this tie into our $YO token? In next update, I'll enable $YO token holders to post anonymous notes on these boards. This exclusive feature adds a layer of exclusivity, making $YO tokens even more valuable. I'll be back soon with the poll on exactly how it will work. P.S. Check out my board for an example: t.me/bilft_bot/www?startapp=id5749976589.

Yo! I tried to hand out cards to the guy in the picture, but the security wouldn't let me through. However, someone managed to do it and reportedly, he was impressed. Should you believe me? Absolutely not, ha-ha. Anyway, the guys at dedust.io tested the cards, and it seems everything is good! P.S. I'm dead tired, working on a coin burning bot that will be ready next week. Alone but not broken, ha-ha! 🤙

Well, let's dive in, yo. In my last post, I discussed how decentralized crypto assets can be transferred on physical carriers, and now, as promised, I'm showing you how it's done. I'm no pro at editing videos, so it's without sound. P.S. Find me at Token2049—I'll give you a card. P.P.S. If your project needs some killer cards like these, hit me up at @shielford (I'll ignore spam and will sell cards for $YO). After the conference, I'll spill the beans on how tokens will be burned (spoiler—it's going to be epic fun). 🤙!

Yo, community! I still can't believe that our goal to create a community token has brought so many people together. Initially, the project focused solely on fun and competition, but then it struck me: why not evolve it into something greater? I spend most of my time working on projects at @lumoscompany, including one called Unistash, which can transform almost any NFC tag into a secure backup with a secret passphrase. This sparked an idea to add a serious dimension to our token, going beyond mere entertainment. Imagine any NFT, token, or other decentralized asset being transferable offline through an NFC host. I'm not talking about a bank card, but the possibility of simply handing over a card with an asset on it. Cool, right? Just imagine — you can gift a card to your friend on their birthday with a crypto-asset that could grow in value. You don't even need to know your friend's address or anything else. Just hand them the card, and that's it! So, $YO might just be the first token that's accessible offline, ha-ha. Perhaps in the future, you could even buy a pizza in Dubai with some amount of $YO on an NFC card. Who knows, ha-ha? More updates and showcases coming soon — stay tuned, yo! 🤙