Another publicly traded U.S. company is stepping into the crypto-equity business. Unlike MSTR, which simply hoards crypto, this one has real-world application scenarios. It's rare to see such an industry-driven crypto-equity case, and it's pretty interesting. CIMG is listed on Nasdaq, with FLock providing privacy AI technology, while CIMG handles the business side and productization. What's intriguing is that training itself consumes FLOCK, so the company adds FLOCK to its treasury, essentially tying its business directly to the token. MSTR's narrative leans more toward financial attributes, while CIMG hoarding FLOCK has more practical use. If the product takes off in the future, the demand for FLOCK might rise as well. It's not just about buying and holding tokens but integrating them closely with the business from a utility perspective. Personally, I think this expands on the micro-strategy model for tokens in a new way.