3.2 Sustainability and Core Values of AQA

Web3's decentralization and anonymity cause several issues when it comes to providing users with more convenient network activities. Web3, for example, makes it easier to undertake Ponzi scams, which were not unusual in the Web2.0 era.

A Ponzi scheme is a type of financial scam in which existing investors are paid using funds gathered from new participants. According to some scholars, Web3 has "exactly the same economics as a Ponzi scheme." The hype around cryptocurrency and Web3 is based on speculation, and the technology has no genuine market value. The value, like that of trading cards, varies subjectively.

How to ensure that AQA is not a Ponzi scheme? The answer is to endow AQA with core values and form sustainable development through the organic operation of the ecosystem.

As mentioned above, AQA will use blockchain technology and features such as decentralization and anonymization to create a brand new global work community for users. The employment method, work form, and remuneration system in the past will be given in a new and totally upgraded structure here.

Experts share their professional expertise on AQA, and they demonstrate their professional and influential value by contributing a piece of their expertise itself and contributing to various projects. At the same time, the experts will get token rewards from the project based on their engagement and participation on AQA as well as the project evaluation.

The three key factors of AQA are 1) Expertise, 2) Influence, and 3) Global Community. They are the source of value for the AQA ecosystem and tokens. Continual intellectual activities are at the root of human life, and since the main fountain of knowledge is the driving force of the ecosystem, AQA is not a Ponzi scheme, but a really sustainable, cyclical system that also embraces the external economy.