Exactly! The ILO benefits both the project and the community of participating Social Miners. 😀

Due to the impact of #TrumpTariffs , the markets turned red. Although it is uncertain what the future holds, there is an expectation that they will return to their previous levels. #Binance users showed particular interest in $ACT ,$EOS , and $FDUSD tokens today. While waiting for the markets to recover, I want to talk to you about ILO and #SocialMining

Those who follow me already remember @DAO Labs ’ first ILO and the whole ILO concept. For those who have forgotten—or for anyone hearing about it for the first time—let me remind you: DAO Labs stands out with its ILO (Initial Labor Offering) model, developed as an alternative to traditional token sale methods like ICOs, IEOs, or #IDO . In this model, it’s not the big investors who get rewarded, but the community members who actually add real value to the project. I, for one, as a social miner, earned some pretty good returns from that first ILO.

Now, we’re on to our second ILO, and this time it’s with Autonomys Network. Autonomys Network provides a decentralized #AI infrastructure that supports AI3.0 by ensuring smooth operations for AI agents, facilitating data sharing, and enabling efficient collaboration across different industries. Over the course of a one-month ILO Pledge Pools program, social miners learn about the project’s vision and goals, share this knowledge with their followers, and help promote the project. This way, when TGE comes around, tokens are distributed fairly to small investors who are well-informed and have actively contributed.

For small investors, the ILO is fantastic because participating in a TGE through a launchpad can be quite costly—often requiring you to buy thousands of dollars’ worth of tokens, stake them, and lock them up just to make a small $50–$100 purchase. With the ILO, you simply research the project, create some quality content, and complete the assigned tasks during the pledge phase, and you get your allocation at TGE with no extra expense.

And it’s a win for companies too. When a social mining community gets deeply involved with a project, you end up with a loyal core of supporters. This community isn’t just thinking, “Token price, should I sell?”—they’re following the project’s future developments closely and really owning the project. That kind of dedicated, knowledgeable community is something every project dreams of.

In short, the ILO model rewards everyone fairly—both the small investors who put in the effort and the community members who drive the project’s value. It creates a truly equitable and efficient environment for both the community and the companies behind these projects.