Revolution White Paper
  • Revolution
  • 1 Introduction
  • 2 Outline
  • 3 NFT Value Consensus
    • 3.1 Promising capital market
    • 3.2 Challenges
    • 3.3 Unique features
  • 4 An Ecological Architecture for Digital Art
    • 4.1 Strategic Community Engagement and Value Realization
    • 4.2 NFT Issuance
    • 4.3 NFT Display
    • 4.4 NFT Trading
    • 4.5 NFT Pledge Pricing
    • 4.6 Game of Thrones
    • 4.7 DeFi + NFT
    • 4.8 LP Liquidity Mining
  • 5 RTV Platform Pass Economic Model
    • 5.1 Tokenomics
    • 5.2 Release Rules
    • 5.3 Incentive Mechanism Model
  • 6 Development Roadmap
  • 7 Legal Disclaimer
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  1. 3 NFT Value Consensus

3.1 Promising capital market

NFT has opened the door to a digital world beyond the physical limits, and this year has set off a "gold-sucking frenzy" in the art market, with enough madness to impress ordinary consumers. The NFT market is not limited to art and collections, but will also penetrate areas such as music, retail, sports, and luxury goods. This leads us to acknowledge the market may be bigger than we thought, and the NFT hidden "rich" opportunities have led to a growing hype with people profiting from the NFT boom. From the development direction of NFT, it is possible to achieve the chain of all things, then the equivalent of the total amount of human economy directly transferred to the blockchain. According to public data, THEX (decentralized trading market) has shown an overall growth trend over the past year, with $40.8 billion in transactions in August. NFT, as an important trading asset of DEX, traded only$224million, accounting for less than 0.006%, indicating that the overall market potential has not yet been released, concluding that NFT liquidity is a big problem.

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