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In the traditional internet era, a fact has always been overlooked: user behavior is the core engine of platform growth, but users have never become beneficiaries of value. No matter how long you use it, how much you contribute, or how deeply you participate, all your consumption will eventually sink into the platform's profit pool, without forming any asset accumulation of your own. You evaluate hotels, share content, invite friends, and leave usage records, all of which have become important resources for platform optimization algorithms, expanding influence, and improving conversion rates in the Web2 model, but you have never received the expected return.
The emergence of Coinsidings is to re-answer a question: Should the user's behavior have value? Not only should it have, but it should also precipitate, grow, compound interest, and become part of the user's long-term benefits.
What Coinsidings has done is to give users the qualification to say to the platform ecosystem for the first time: "For every value, I should have a part of the return."
Why does traditional internet make users lose more and more as they use it?
If we go back to the value structure of traditional OTA or large internet platforms, we will find that their business models always revolve around "centralized extraction". The more active users are, the more money the platform earns; the more dependent users are, the stronger the platform becomes. However, what users receive is always only the service itself, not the return of value.
On traditional platforms, user behavior is a one-way output. Every action you take on the platform may seem insignificant, but it is a key driving force for platform growth. Every rating, every evaluation, and every like is a huge intangible asset to the platform, which will be used for operations, advertising strategies, and business negotiations. However, the value of all this never returns to the hands of users.
The platform naturally has no obligation to share these value flows, because the logic of Web2 has determined from the beginning that users are only "traffic", not "nodes". Users create traffic value, not asset value; the platform obtains sustained income, while users always obtain a one-time consumption experience.
What's even more ironic is that in this process, users not only have their value plundered, but also have to bear higher and higher costs. Hotel prices continue to rise, commissions are getting higher and higher, and user loyalty is getting lower and lower. This is a typical structural contradiction of "the stronger the platform → the weaker the users".
Coinsidings chooses to solve this contradiction positively. It is not trying to confront the platform, but trying to reshape the ecosystem, changing the direction of value from one-way loss to two-way return, making users both users and participants; both consumers and rights holders.
How does Coinsidings make every action generate value?
The most revolutionary aspect of Coinsidings is the creation of a "behavioral financialization" value model. It redefines what valuable behavior is and the role of users in the ecosystem.
At Coinsidings, every subtle action, whether it's consumption, browsing, sharing, or interaction, is not a passive behavior, but a contribution automatically recorded by the system. It allows users to truly "be seen" for the first time.
Booking a hotel is valuable; clocking in during your travels is valuable; recommending a platform to friends is valuable; your interaction within the community is still valuable; even your travel preferences and browsing data have become important factors that make the system more accurate and efficient. These behaviors will all enter Coinsidings' AI computing model and be converted into users' unique "computing power weights".
Computing power is not a reward, but a proof of long-term equity. It is regarded as the depth index of the customer engagement ecosystem, representing your contribution, active level, engagement, and also representing how much value you can obtain in future ecosystem growth.
It can be said that Coinsidings has done something that Web2 can never do: let behavior no longer disappear, let value no longer sink.
How can computing power make users more involved and richer?
The most intuitive question for users is often: What can computing power bring? Why can it benefit users in the long run?
To understand computing power, it is necessary to understand the concepts of "weight" and "compound interest". In Coinsidings' system, computing power does not disappear with the end of an action. It accumulates, grows, and ultimately becomes a key basis for future value allocation.
When you complete a trip on Coinsidings, you not only get a hotel service experience, but also initial accumulation of points, computing power, and options. Points can be consumed, discounted, or redeemed within the platform; computing power can allow you to gain more income weight in the future; and options represent the most valuable equity assets in the platform's development process.
The value brought by a single consumption will not disappear at the end of the journey, but will continue to be redeemed in future cycles. The system will distribute revenue according to user computing power in cycles, including platform growth revenue, merchant contribution revenue, RWA asset dividends, and other forms.
The value brought by recommendation behavior has more "structural advantages". When you invite a friend to join, their consumption, behavior, and contribution will give you higher weight in the future cycle. More importantly, Coinsidings' equity distribution is not one-way, but multi-dimensional and long-term, and almost every participation will bring new value accumulation.
In Web2, inviting once only brings one reward; in Coinsidings, inviting once will bring long-term revenue node growth. This is the difference in value logic between the two eras.
What's more worth emphasizing is that the active level of users is also highly valued. At Coinsidings, not only is consumption and recommendation valuable, but also participating in the community, sharing content, completing tasks, clocking in for travel, and using AI travel managers can all drive up your computing power. And the continuous increase in computing power means that future income will continue to grow.
Computing power is a constantly compounding number. The deeper your value participation, the higher your future returns, and even affect your option allocation, RWA equity, and ecosystem has the voice over. This allows users to obtain sustained returns through "behavioral assetization" for the first time.
ra for users, a new economic system that makes behavior an asset, participation profitable, and consumption an investment.
At Coinsidings, you are not a user, you are a node. You are not traffic, you are a contributor.
Your value will not be erased, but will be recorded, refluxed, and amplified. Every action you take deserves to be rewarded and will generate long-term value.
The emergence of Coinsidings is to re-answer a question: Should the user's behavior have value? Not only should it have, but it should also precipitate, grow, compound interest, and become part of the user's long-term benefits.
What Coinsidings has done is to give users the qualification to say to the platform ecosystem for the first time: "For every value, I should have a part of the return."
Why does traditional internet make users lose more and more as they use it?
If we go back to the value structure of traditional OTA or large internet platforms, we will find that their business models always revolve around "centralized extraction". The more active users are, the more money the platform earns; the more dependent users are, the stronger the platform becomes. However, what users receive is always only the service itself, not the return of value.
On traditional platforms, user behavior is a one-way output. Every action you take on the platform may seem insignificant, but it is a key driving force for platform growth. Every rating, every evaluation, and every like is a huge intangible asset to the platform, which will be used for operations, advertising strategies, and business negotiations. However, the value of all this never returns to the hands of users.
The platform naturally has no obligation to share these value flows, because the logic of Web2 has determined from the beginning that users are only "traffic", not "nodes". Users create traffic value, not asset value; the platform obtains sustained income, while users always obtain a one-time consumption experience.
What's even more ironic is that in this process, users not only have their value plundered, but also have to bear higher and higher costs. Hotel prices continue to rise, commissions are getting higher and higher, and user loyalty is getting lower and lower. This is a typical structural contradiction of "the stronger the platform → the weaker the users".
Coinsidings chooses to solve this contradiction positively. It is not trying to confront the platform, but trying to reshape the ecosystem, changing the direction of value from one-way loss to two-way return, making users both users and participants; both consumers and rights holders.
How does Coinsidings make every action generate value?
The most revolutionary aspect of Coinsidings is the creation of a "behavioral financialization" value model. It redefines what valuable behavior is and the role of users in the ecosystem.
At Coinsidings, every subtle action, whether it's consumption, browsing, sharing, or interaction, is not a passive behavior, but a contribution automatically recorded by the system. It allows users to truly "be seen" for the first time.
Booking a hotel is valuable; clocking in during your travels is valuable; recommending a platform to friends is valuable; your interaction within the community is still valuable; even your travel preferences and browsing data have become important factors that make the system more accurate and efficient. These behaviors will all enter Coinsidings' AI computing model and be converted into users' unique "computing power weights".
Computing power is not a reward, but a proof of long-term equity. It is regarded as the depth index of the customer engagement ecosystem, representing your contribution, active level, engagement, and also representing how much value you can obtain in future ecosystem growth.
It can be said that Coinsidings has done something that Web2 can never do: let behavior no longer disappear, let value no longer sink.
How can computing power make users more involved and richer?
The most intuitive question for users is often: What can computing power bring? Why can it benefit users in the long run?
To understand computing power, it is necessary to understand the concepts of "weight" and "compound interest". In Coinsidings' system, computing power does not disappear with the end of an action. It accumulates, grows, and ultimately becomes a key basis for future value allocation.
When you complete a trip on Coinsidings, you not only get a hotel service experience, but also initial accumulation of points, computing power, and options. Points can be consumed, discounted, or redeemed within the platform; computing power can allow you to gain more income weight in the future; and options represent the most valuable equity assets in the platform's development process.
The value brought by a single consumption will not disappear at the end of the journey, but will continue to be redeemed in future cycles. The system will distribute revenue according to user computing power in cycles, including platform growth revenue, merchant contribution revenue, RWA asset dividends, and other forms.
The value brought by recommendation behavior has more "structural advantages". When you invite a friend to join, their consumption, behavior, and contribution will give you higher weight in the future cycle. More importantly, Coinsidings' equity distribution is not one-way, but multi-dimensional and long-term, and almost every participation will bring new value accumulation.
In Web2, inviting once only brings one reward; in Coinsidings, inviting once will bring long-term revenue node growth. This is the difference in value logic between the two eras.
What's more worth emphasizing is that the active level of users is also highly valued. At Coinsidings, not only is consumption and recommendation valuable, but also participating in the community, sharing content, completing tasks, clocking in for travel, and using AI travel managers can all drive up your computing power. And the continuous increase in computing power means that future income will continue to grow.
Computing power is a constantly compounding number. The deeper your value participation, the higher your future returns, and even affect your option allocation, RWA equity, and ecosystem has the voice over. This allows users to obtain sustained returns through "behavioral assetization" for the first time.
ra for users, a new economic system that makes behavior an asset, participation profitable, and consumption an investment.
At Coinsidings, you are not a user, you are a node. You are not traffic, you are a contributor.
Your value will not be erased, but will be recorded, refluxed, and amplified. Every action you take deserves to be rewarded and will generate long-term value.