there are two types of crypto projects out here in this space. first kind tries to reinvent the wheel taking something that already exists in Web2, slapping a token on it and calling it “Web3 innovation” even though there is no real reason for the token to exist. Then there is the second kind, projects that makes deal with legit web2 companies, leveraging on blockchain only where it actually adds value such as secure, verifiable, end to end delivery (whether for cross border payments or encryption key delivery). The latter is exactly what @qu_stream is doing. they ain’t rebuilding web2 tech onchain. their core business model revolves around Quantum Encryption as a Service, delivering fragmented encryption keys securely from end to end. The token serves a purpose here. It is what that powers and secures the encryption network, used to stake and operate encryption nodes, which forms the backbone of their business model. And the focus is securing partners outside web3 bubble, targeting sectors like finance, government, military and healthcare where data security is key. These sectors will spend millions to safeguard their data which is the most expensive asset on digital space. And the revenue they make accrues back to the token and holders with sound money, not the usual ponzi style emissions. Study $QST ✍️