🏝️What are tokenized lands

Tokenized lands in BKINDNESS are virtual parcels of geographic territory, represented by digital tokens that give their owners economic rights within our reward ecosystem.

They are not just digital art or collectibles, they function like virtual real estate with utility.

🔑 Key Features

Feature	Description
Ownership	Each land is tied to a unique token that proves who owns it — publicly visible and tradable.
Utility	Lands generate income when businesses place promotions or when users engage within that area.
Passive Income	Owners receive rent from businesses or affiliate commissions tied to activity in their parcel.
Tradability	Tokenized lands can be bought, sold or rented on secondary marketplaces.
Transparency	All transactions are stored on blockchain, offering verifiable earnings and ownership history.

🧠 How They Work in BKINDNESS

1. Each country is divided into thousands of virtual tiles (based on population, traffic, commerce).

2. Each tile is minted as a token — limited in supply and purchasable by users or investors.

3. When a brand places a coupon or campaign in that area, the landowner:

• Gets a portion of that campaign fee as rent

• May also receive % from users who engage (e.g., cashback or affiliate earnings)

4. Lands increase in value based on:

• Number of users active in the zone

• Brand demand in that region

• Rarity (urban centers, tourist spots, high commerce)

💸 Example:

🎯 Land Parcel: Jakarta #109

• 12,000 monthly users in that area

• 27 local businesses run coupons in the last 30 days

• Owner receives $0.10 per active user + $5 per campaign

• Monthly passive income: ~$135

🛡️ Why It’s Powerful

• 🏗️ Fundraising Without Equity → We fund country growth by selling lands, not company shares.

• 📦 Clear Utility → Lands are tied to real engagement, not speculation.

• 🔁 Shared Economy → Everyone (users, owners, partners) participates in value creation.

• 🌱 Scalable → Every new country = new set of lands = new economy.

🌐 Tokenized Land = Real World x Web3

It’s like Monopoly, but real.

• Instead of rent from houses, you earn from local user activity.

• Instead of speculation, value is tied to real-world user engagement.

• It gives people — not big corporations — ownership of digital space with actual yield.