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Having a founder that has been active in the Cyrator community is a big plus. How to plan on dealing with the murky and aggressive SEC is something we're watching play out in real life, with each case. I appreciate Civitas' approach to this by working on solutions to avoiding the SEC's "jurisdiction".

The fact that they have a budget put's them ahead of most start ups as well. They've also posted their average earning in their lightpaper to back up their projections. Boom!

I'll be updating my rating and reviews as this project progresses.

"Staking pad to fund new projects without breaking SEC rules"

Civitas is a stakingpad designed to support web3 projects without pre-selling tokens at a discount which typically leads to tokens seen as unregistered securities.

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Civitas

Overall I think this is a great concept and a very innovative take on airdrop management. Here’s my quick take on it.

Using a point system to convert staking and referrals into tokens to avoid the legal headaches around securities is smart. I think this is exactly what crypto needs to keep evolving without getting tangled in red tape.

They aim to grow Total Value Locked (TVL) to generate yield, targeting anywhere from 5% APR to a high-risk 10% monthly. I’m all for using TVL smartly, but these high returns can swing wildly, so investors should be aware of this.

The tokenomics setup is neat: 5% of new tokens are earmarked for airdrops, with 1% of that going to Civitas stakers. This means stakers get to benefit from multiple project airdrops, which is a great way to diversify that's built right in.

Aiming for over 10% monthly is ambitious and the risks will need to be kept in check.

They plan to get an MVP out in a month for $20,000, with further dev costing $10,000 a month. I like the lean budget, but the whole DAO decision-making process needs active community involvement, which can be tricky to maintain.

Highlights:
Cool Airdrop Model: The pre-TGE point system is innovative and avoids regulatory issues.
Smart Use of TVL:  Using TVL to fund expenses is a solid move.
Diverse Income for Stakers: The multiple airdrops for stakers is a big plus.

Suggestions:
Risk Control: They need to manage those high DeFi risks as much as possible
More Community Involvement: The DAO needs tons of active participation.
Clear Communication: Even more straightforward communication on risks and processes will help to further build trust.

Overall, Civitas has the potential to change the game in airdrop management. I’m excited about its approach but keeping an eye on how they handle the risky parts. Here’s hoping they can find that balance and make it big!

Overall I think this is a great concept and a very innovative take on airdrop management. Here’s my quick take on it.

Using a point system to convert staking and referrals into tokens to avoid the legal headaches around securities is smart. I think this is exactly what crypto needs to keep evolving without getting tangled in red tape.

They aim to grow Total Value Locked (TVL) to generate yield, targeting anywhere from 5% APR to a high-risk 10% monthly. I’m all for using TVL smartly, but these high returns can swing wildly, so investors should be aware of this.

The tokenomics setup is neat: 5% of new tokens are earmarked for airdrops, with 1% of that going to Civitas stakers. This means stakers get to benefit from multiple project airdrops, which is a great way to diversify that's built right in.

Aiming for over 10% monthly is ambitious and the risks will need to be kept in check.

They plan to get an MVP out in a month for $20,000, with further dev costing $10,000 a month. I like the lean budget, but the whole DAO decision-making process needs active community involvement, which can be tricky to maintain.

Highlights:
- Cool Airdrop Model: The pre-TGE point system is innovative and avoids regulatory issues.
- Smart Use of TVL:  Using TVL to fund expenses is a solid move.
- Diverse Income for Stakers: The multiple airdrops for stakers is a big plus.

Suggestions:
- Risk Control: They need to manage those high DeFi risks as much as possible
- More Community Involvement: The DAO needs tons of active participation.
- Clear Communication: Even more straightforward communication on risks and processes will help to further build trust.

Overall, Civitas has the potential to change the game in airdrop management. I’m excited about its approach but keeping an eye on how they handle the risky parts. Here’s hoping they can find that balance and make it big!

RogerPulseBets

Not flashy, but necessary
The US Gov is afraid of this new thing called crypto that is moving extremely fast, so for them to get control they need to slow us down.
the result is they sent the Securities and Exchange Commission to attack crypto, therefore we need to protect ourselves from their "we fight you phase" attempts, this project assures your project can not be taken out by the SEC

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