Recently, we have heard concerns and confusion regarding the differences between Altrucoin and BankerDoge. Many members of the community feel that BankerDoge is replacing Altrucoin since they have related long-term goals and use cases. Or that Altrucoin's current use case will not be unique if any token can do DeFi lending on BankerDoge.
Based on this feedback we would like to give Altrucoin and BankerDoge more defined unique selling points that are different from each other.
Here are the changes the team would like to make:
The Altrucoin project's scope would expand, gaining an additional long-term use case. Altrucoin would complete its current goals of building DeFi lending and then would become a DeFi lending platform where token loans for any BSC token could be taken out (with other DeFi services in the future). The project would have a more serious tone/theme than BankerDoge.
The Bankerdoge project appears to be attracting substantial interest and demand even with just our first vault type released. For this reason, we believe BankerDoge can become a project focused on creating unique staking systems (vaults), token partnerships, and other professional services for token projects. It would have a more fun and experimental tone/theme.
The two projects would work together in this manner: Bankerdoge would be the staking platform that the tokens come from for Altrucoin to loan out. Altrucoin would be the DeFi lending platform that loans the tokens out.
The two projects would work together by having Altrucoin's lending services boost token vault APYs for tokens it lends out. And BankerDoge vaults would boost Altrucoin's price/vault APY as well (like it currently does).
We have devised ways for both tokens to be useful and valuable in their respective systems: Altrucoin would be the primary collateral token of the lending system (though other collateral would be accepted as well), and BankerDoge would be the utility token of the Vaults system.
This solution would give Altrucoin a much stronger unique selling point while also creating a system where the two projects support each other.
Answer options: 1 - Yes, give each project unique selling points and make them work together! 2 -No, stick with the old plan.