With less than two hours remaining in Stage 2 of its presale, the new vote-to-earn (V2E) project, Love Hate Inu ($LHINU), has reached another astounding milestone of $1.76 million.
The start-up platform incorporates a meme-inspired and crypto-powered survey protocol that enables members to share their opinions on viral and contentious debate issues and earn financial perks.
The V2E project media hype, core utility, and hot presale act as propellers for its community and token rapid growth.
However, there's more to this meme project.
The meme coin genre in the crypto space is known for its high volatility, which can play a major role in generating a massive return on investment for early backers. However, they are short-lived and take a deep downtrend due to their lack of real-life use cases.
What makes Love Hate Inu fundamentally different from existing meme projects like Shiba Inu and Dogecoin is its versatile utility for its members and the world.
The new meme sensation is building a new era of a utility-driven meme ecosystem.
The project is deployed on the Ethereum blockchain and enables users to vote on controversial polls and surveys, including questions on celebrities like Elon Musk and Andrew Tate.
To vote, users must stake Love Hate Inu native token, $LHINU.
All poll and vote results are transparent, legitimate, untampered, and recorded to the blockchain.
Love Hate Inu's vote-to-earn model utility is designed to be a feedback mechanism, an important use case for all industries.
Industrial sectors and brands keen on gauging customers' opinions or satisfaction with a product will partner with the meme project to create a sponsored poll or survey.
Members of Love Hate Inu that engage are rewarded with incentives
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