Although I think Finn is a beast because NFT has tricked me in the past, @ BagsApp's coin issuance model still has some innovation in it. Where is innovation? Innovation is in a thing called royalty royalties. You can understand it as issuing coins for someone else, for example, if you support an artist, you can send a coin and then direct something called a royalty fee to the other party's Twitter account, so that the other party can receive it after binding their Twitter account. The cost is linked to the transaction, and the larger the transaction volume, the higher the return. This is much simpler than the previous pure rubbing or coin lending to someone, and the other party is receiving sol instead of coins, so there is no problem of smashing the market, which solves many pain points, and the real money also appears to be more sincere.