Lingo is changing the rewards game by combining the best of crypto and real-world value. Built on the Base network, Lingo is the platform for users to get tangible benefits from their crypto activities. By gamifying experiences with Real-World Asset (RWA) backed rewards, Lingo wants to make crypto more accessible and appealing to a wider audience.

Lingo’s platform is unique in using Real World Assets (RWAs) as the backbone of its rewards system. RWAs are physical, tangible assets brought onto the blockchain, so users have a stable value not tied to the crypto market. This gives users a more reliable experience as the rewards are backed by real assets that hold value even when the digital market is volatile.

The business model reinvests platform fees into RWAs to create a rewards pool. This aims to protect users from market fluctuations, and Lingo is a more stable option for those who want real value from their crypto activities. With over 3,000 brand partners within Fizen App, as well as Spotify, Netflix, Starbucks, Nike, and PlayStation, Lingo has a wide range of options for users to redeem their rewards.

According to their Lightpaper, Lingo’s rewards are backed by a portfolio of real-world assets, mainly short-term rental apartments. The revenue from these assets funds the rewards to the users. When selecting assets, Lingo focuses on major global cities like Paris, Dubai and Miami, looking for stable long-term returns with an average target of 6%. The properties are optimized for short-term rentals and are looking for a 7-9% return to add value to the community.

Unlike other tokenization platforms, Lingo does not tokenize the properties themselves but uses the income it generates to back its utility token. This way, Lingo focuses on rewards rather than real estate investment. Through partnerships, Lingo also gets bulk discounts, adding value to the rewards for the users.

Lingo’s airdrop is a fun and interactive way for users to earn rewards. Over a month, users can participate in daily activities and participate in a referral program to collect tickets. These tickets can be exchanged for $LINGO tokens and real-world prizes. By cracking an egg on the Lingo Islands platform each day and making a quick transaction on the Base network, users can participate in the airdrop and engage with the platform’s features.

What’s unique about this airdrop is the mix of digital and physical rewards. Users can earn tokens and real-life prizes like the latest iPhone, vacation packages, NFTs and exclusive items from Lingo’s brand partners. This way, Lingo can attract a wider audience, and it’s not just virtual rewards.

Getting started with the Lingo airdrop is easy, even for newbies. Here’s a quick guide:

The tokens will be distributed during the Token Generation Event (TGE) about a month after the airdrop ends. To get the most rewards, stay active with daily activities, complete the Base network transaction and share your referral link.

While Lingo airdrop has great rewards, be safe. Always check you’re on the official Lingo Islands website before connecting your wallet. Never share your wallet’s private keys or seed phrases. Make sure your wallet connects the Base network and that you have a small amount of BASE tokens to cover gas fees.

To get the most out of this campaign, stay active with daily activities, keep an eye on your ticket count and follow Lingo’s community channels for updates and tips on new opportunities.

Lingo was founded by serial entrepreneurs HM Rawat and David Amsellem, who built the loyalty company John Paul, which Accor Hotels acquired for $150m. They want to disrupt the $200b loyalty program industry with blockchain.

Finally, Lingo’s roadmap is to build a strong Web3 community, launch an app with over 100,000 hotels, list the token on major exchanges, and expand the ambassador network to 1 billion followers. By adding to its asset portfolio, integrating with other Web3 platforms, and launching a governance system, Lingo hopes to grow its user base and become a major player in the Web3 space.

Editor’s note: Written with the assistance of AI – Edited and fact-checked by Jason Newey.

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