When are tokens for the team and foundation unlocked?         They are unlocked only when project revenue is used to buy and burn tokens. Which sequence of events is correct?         Redeem = burn; Withdraw = buybacks; Revenue burns = unlocks. Which of these is not a result of an investor redeeming their tokens?         The unlocking of tokens for the team. Which of these is not a result of an investor withdrawing FT from their perpetual PUT?         The seller getting their initial investment back directly from the project. What does 'pro-rata' (proportional) redemption mean for an investor?         They can redeem any partial amount of their tokens whenever they want. How do perpetual PUT holders receive their share of the project's yield?         The earnings are used to buy the token, which is then distributed to holders. How does the revenue-linked unlock system align team incentives?         Team unlocks only happen when the project is successful and generating revenue. What type of assets are prioritized for the project's treasury?         Safe, liquid assets that do not use borrowed money. What is the interest earned on the treasury's funds used for?         It is used to buy back and burn the project's token. What is the most direct link between team rewards and project performance?         Unlocking tokens only when project revenue is used to fund a burn. Who is protected by the 'safety net' - the ability to get their investment back?         Original investors who have not sold or transferred their tokens. What is the most important message for market buyers?         That the 'money-back guarantee' does not apply to them. How does project revenue affect FT token and team?         It funds buybacks, and the amount burned then triggers an equal unlock for the team. Why is using borrowed money (leverage) forbidden for the treasury?         To avoid being forced to sell assets at a loss, ensuring redemptions can always be met. Is the 'money-back guarantee' dependent on the market price?         No, it works regardless of the market price. If FT token price increases, can an investor still take some risk off the table?         Yes, they can redeem a portion of their tokens and keep the rest. What is the long-term effect of buybacks that are funded by investment interest?         The total supply of tokens decreases over time. If an original investor just holds their PUT and does nothing, what is false?         They lose their guarantee as if they had sold the tokens. In simple terms, why does it help the project when an original investor sells their FT tokens? The money backing their guarantee is used to buy and burn tokens. What is the 'safety net' provided to original investors?         The right to get their initial cash investment back at any time. Can an original investor redeem only a small part of their tokens?         Yes, they can redeem any portion they choose. Is a community vote needed to use the 'money-back guarantee'?         No, it is a direct right that doesn't need a vote. What happens if a large number of original investors sell their FT tokens at once? A large amount of money becomes available for the project to conduct buybacks. Which of these is not a result of token burns funded by investment interest?         The unlocking of team tokens. How are project earnings distributed to token holders?         As tokens that were bought from the market with those earnings. What is the key difference between using 'interest' vs. 'revenue' for buybacks?         Interest burns just cut supply; revenue burns also unlock team tokens. What is the top priority for the treasury's investment plan?         Ensuring funds can be withdrawn quickly to meet redemption requests. Why might an investor choose to sell on the market instead of redeeming?         To get a better price than their initial investment (while losing the guarantee). How are the project's initial operations funded?         From the interest earned on the treasury, and later from project revenue.

Why is this model sometimes compared to a 'principal-protected' investment?         It gives original holders a 'safety net' for their initial capital, plus profit potential. What is the most critical message to communicate at the FT token launch?         Clearly explaining how the guarantee works and specifying who it applies to. How does an original investor keep their 'money-back guarantee' active?         By holding the perpetual PUT they originally received without transferring it. Where does the buying pressure from project revenue come from?         From direct buybacks of the token using that revenue. Which of these is not a feature of this model?         A 'money-back guarantee' for people who buy on the secondary market. What is a major benefit of allowing investors to redeem only a part of their tokens?         It lets them reduce their risk while keeping some potential for future profit. When an investor redeems, what asset do they receive?         The exact same asset they originally invested. What controls the speed of team token unlocks?         The amount of real project revenue being used for token burns. Which strategy is best for the project's long-term financial health?         Funding costs with profits, while keeping the initial investment safe. For a safety-focused investor, what is their most valuable tool in this model?         The 'money-back guarantee'. Does the live market price matter when an original investor uses their guarantee?         No, the redemption value is independent of the market price. Which action would violate the treasury's low-risk investment rules?         Using borrowed money (leverage) to chase higher returns. Why is it potentially good for the token when original investors sell on the market?         It converts the capital backing their tokens into fuel for buybacks. How do FT token holders benefit from the project's success?         Through buybacks and distributions funded by project revenue. Which option best describes the full lifecycle of this financial model?         Raise with guarantee -> invest safely -> burn from profits -> grow revenue -> burn more & unlock team tokens. What is FT token's main role in this ecosystem?         It is the primary tool to capture value from buybacks and fee distributions. Which phrase best summarizes the core principle of this model?         "Keep capital safe; use profits for buybacks and aligned rewards." What are the two main choices for an original investor?         To redeem for their initial capital, or hold for future profit. What makes this model investor-friendly right from the start?         A price 'safety net' and immediate ability to trade the tokens. What is the most critical message for anyone buying on the open market?         They do not have the 'money-back guarantee'. Which of these is not a source of funding for FT token buybacks?         A pre-set schedule of new token creation. What is a significant technical risk for the project's funds?         Smart contract bugs in the platforms where the money is invested. If an investor wants some liquid capital but also wants to keep their guarantee, what is their best option?         Redeem a portion of their tokens and sell them on the open market. How do users receive their share of the project's earnings from fees?         The project buys its token with the fees and gives it to them. What is the number one priority for managing the treasury's funds?         Keeping funds safe and easily accessible to honor redemptions. What does a person receive when they buy the token on an exchange?         A tradable token with no 'money-back guarantee'. How is FT token supply reduced in this model?         Through redemptions, and buybacks funded by sales and revenue. How can FT token become scarce early in the project's life?         Through buybacks funded by initial investment interest and investor sales. How are team rewards directly linked to the project's real-world success?        

🏆Talk ✅WL 정답지 Who is protected by the 'safety net' - the ability to get their investment back?         Original investors who still hold their perpetual PUT. What is the primary strategy for managing the initial investment funds?         The funds are kept safe in low-risk, liquid investments. How are project fees distributed to users?         Fees are used to buy the project's token, which is then given to users. Do buybacks funded by investment interest also unlock team tokens?         No, these specific burns only reduce the total supply. Do buybacks funded by project revenue unlock team tokens?         Yes, they unlock tokens 1-to-1 with the amount burned. How is FT total supply designed to change over time?         It can shrink from burns, while unlocks aim for stability. What makes this model appealing to large, cautious investors?         It offers downside protection with the potential for high profit. What asset does an investor receive when they redeem their FT tokens?         The exact same asset they originally invested. Is using borrowed money (leverage) part of the treasury's strategy?         No, it is avoided to minimize risk. What is the main difference between redeeming and withdrawing FT tokens?        Redeeming returns your initial capital; withdrawing funds a token buyback. Why is this described as a 'token-first' model?         Because all project earnings flow back to benefit the token. What is a potential regulatory risk the project faces?         New government rules for stablecoins and crypto staking. Why does redeeming FT tokens not unlock any team tokens?         Because team unlocks are tied to revenue burns, not investor redemptions. What is the primary effect when original investors withdraw FT from their perpetual PUT?         It frees up funds that are then used to buy and burn tokens. Can community votes change or remove the 'money-back guarantee'?         No, the guarantee exists independently of any votes. Which statement about the 'money-back guarantee' is false?         It transfers to the person who buys your tokens. When an investor redeems their FT tokens, what happens to them?         They are permanently destroyed (burned). What is the most critical piece of information for a market buyer?         They must be informed that they do not get the 'money-back guarantee'. What is the trade-off for keeping the treasury in safe assets?         It earns lower profits than riskier strategies would. What is a major operational risk if many investors redeem at once?         Potential delays in withdrawing funds from various investments. How does the project plan to use the money it raises?         Keep the initial funds safe and only spend the profits (yield). When can original investors get their money back?         They can get their initial investment back starting from day one. Can an investor use their 'money-back guarantee' on only part of their holdings?         Yes, they can redeem any portion of their tokens at any time. Why is the 'money-back guarantee' considered 'evergreen'?         Because it has no expiration date. If an investor withdraws then sells their FT tokens, what happens to their 'money-back guarantee'?         The seller's guarantee is permanently lost. Do people who buy the FT token on an exchange get the 'money-back guarantee'?         No, they do not receive a guarantee. When an investor redeems their FT tokens for cash, what happens to the tokens?         Their tokens are burned and the original asset is returned. What is the treasury's main investment priority?         High safety and liquidity to ensure redemptions can always be honored. Are FT tokens tradable immediately after the project launches?         Yes, they are fully unlocked and liquid from day one. What is the treasury's main investment strategy?         To ensure funds are always safe and available for redemptions. Which of these actions reduces the total number of FT tokens?         An investor redeeming for their original money (which burns the tokens).