Booblicoin. Loyalty Currency

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Test MVP: https://Booblicoin.org

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Visit HQ: Manhattan's Financial District, 150 Broadway, NYC | Boobliq

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Meet Dev Team: https://www.gregorytroussov.com/

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Explore Tokenomics (spreadsheet)

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Contact CEO: https://t.me/booblicoin, [email protected]

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Core Idea

“The wind whispers,” “the sun smiles,” “the blizzard rages.” These are examples of animistic metaphors—figures of speech in which inanimate entities are endowed with qualities or actions typically associated with living beings. This rhetorical device is also known as personification or anthropomorphism. Such a technique makes language more vivid and relatable. Similarly, one can attribute unconventional financial qualities to products, services, and even users’ social media avatars (usernames).

Every product or service becomes its own digital wallet, accessible via a URL or QR/barcode. You can send money to it. You don't need to know who made it.
Everyone’s social account becomes its own digital wallet, accessible via a nick. You can send money to it. You don't need to know who owns it.

In commerce, both loyalty ‘points’ and appreciation ‘stars’ become exchangeable, tradable tokens. The loop closes. The value that people repeatedly exchange represents currency.

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Note on the Potential

Producers—from bagel shops to content creators—reward their customers with loyalty ‘points’ to encourage repeat business. In turn, consumers reward producers with public appreciation ‘stars,’ which drive further consumption. Currently, these two systems—private points and public ratings—operate in isolation.

Imagine every product or service—like a YouTube video, a purse, or a T-shirt—has its own mailbox for money. That “mailbox” could be a website link or a barcode printed on the item. Anyone can send digital money or tokens to that mailbox just by scanning the barcode or pasting the link—no extra setup needed. The creator or owner can collect the money later, like picking up mail held at the post office, and use it for rewards. This completes the circle of loyalty-based money. This way we build new currency.

Consider airlines, for example—a multi-billion-dollar industry in which loyalty points can account for up to 50% of corporate cash flow. Paradoxically, these “miles” are actively traded, a practice that companies permit for reasons outlined in the Market Research section below.

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Go-to-Market Plan

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Initial Deployment (Live)

Launch of the first test category, online content, via our live MVP.

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Please explore our MVP [currently operates in BTC; native Booblicoins coming soon].

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Physical Goods Pilots (Q3-Q4 2026) Deployment of physical products. Food will be showcased (via QR-codes) at our flagship restaurant located at 150 Broadway in Manhattan's Financial District. One barcoded product category will also be tested. https://boobliq.com

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Liquidity & Exchange (Q4 2026) Integration of a third-party engines to enable token swaps and enhance utility.

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Public Launch (Q1 2027) Initiation of public campaigns following the completion of testing phases.

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Expansion to More Categories of Content and Products (Q2 2027 on) Businesses can run their existing loyalty programs in parallel with ours.

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Introducing the Coin into Circulation

A user begins by entering their social media username into a unified onboarding line (see the screenshot above). Currently, the MVP supports YouTube and Telegram. The system verifies account ownership through a standard API module. Once verified, the account is credited with a set amount of Temporary Coins (TC).

These TCs are region-specific. They are interchangeable and equal in value, but tagged with a regional identifier. Users can award these coins to content or products by submitting URLs (for digital content) or barcodes/QR-codes (for physical goods). Submitted items then enter periodic rankings—daily, weekly, monthly—with top performers earning additional coin rewards. Rankings are organized by region, with a global leaderboard also available.

Users can also send TCs directly to any social media username, even if that account hasn’t yet been verified through the standard process. Any username can receive coins upfront; later, the actual account owner (individual or business) can claim them by verifying ownership.

Similarly, any content URL or product barcode can receive coins before its owner is verified. For digital content, association with a username is automatic. For physical products, the owning business (legal entity or sole proprietor) must first register in the system. Each time a product receives a new reward, its owner earns both the awarded coins and extra system incentives. The same reward structure applies to creators and brands whose content or products rank highly on the leaderboards.

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To ensure our MVP is functional and testable before the coin introduction process described above is complete, we have temporarily implemented it using real Bitcoin (BTC). Once the new coin is fully launched, we may—or may not—phase out BTC support. This decision will depend on several factors, including regulatory attitudes across different regions, the service’s popularity, and potential cannibalization effects on the platform’s native coin.

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Producers can send coins to anyone—including individuals they wish to reward for brand loyalty. A dedicated entrepreneur module for this feature is planned for future development.

Please note: The distribution and issuance of Booblicoin will be governed solely by the terms of its investment rounds, which are entirely separate from the mechanisms described here.

After the distribution phase and a period of free trading, all Booblicoin and TC holdings will convert into loyalty coins. In fact, these new coins will no longer signify only “loyalty.” They will also convey the combined meanings of the verb “to thank”—when directed toward a producing company or individual (e.g., “to donate,” “to support,” “to rate” or “to appreciate”)—and, in the opposite direction, toward the consumer, where they imply “to encourage” or “to urge.”

To encapsulate this dual meaning, we propose the new verb “to dar” (past tense: “darred”). Its etymology reflects this duality: from Latin dare (via Spanish and other languages), it carries the sense of “to give”; from Arabic (dar / دار / يدور), it means “to circulate” (as seen in the phrase Maa dhaa daar?—“What happened?”—which literally asks, “What circulated?”). This concept will be developed further in constructs like “Booblicoin’s brands’ ra-dar” and “a dar by Ra (𒊑𒀀),” positioning it as a tool for illuminating essential feedback. The term also resonates with the biblical concept of "dare," which involves the testing of convictions. The new verb is also a marketing tool to leverage the idea of gift economy, a concept with deep historical foundations and renewed relevance due to the AI/UBI/MMS hype.

The conversion from Temporary Coins to Dars will include a catalytic effect based on the amount of investment-grade Booblicoin held. For example, if two users each hold 100 TC, but one holds twice as much Booblicoin as the other, the final converted amount for the user with more Booblicoin will be more than double.