I have officially registered Dr. Altcoin Hub on LinkersMap @LinkersMap ! This means all my current and future digital products will be available through LinkersMap, including eBooks, course packages, educational materials, and more. My eBook, The Machine Economy, is now available on LinkersMap for 2 ITL. As we get very close to opening LinkersMap for business, now is the time to register your business and list your products or services to gain exposure to a community of over 10 million InterLink users. 🚀 Register your business: linkersmap.com/stores/new @LinkersMap

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Question: As a seller, how should I price my products on LinkersMap? LinkersMap: $ITL has been traded through OTC channels for some time, from peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions to InterLink’s buyback phases. The available data show that: 1. P2P prices have ranged from approximately $1.15 to $20 per $ITL, with most reported transactions occurring between $1.50 and $2. 2. InterLink’s buyback prices have ranged from $1.40 to $15 per $ITL, with typical prices between $1.40 and $1.60. For example, PrintMall, one of the dApps within the InterLink ecosystem, currently uses an exchange rate of 1 $ITL = $1.60. LinkersMap does not determine sellers’ prices. Each seller has the right to set reasonable prices for their products or services while remaining competitive with other sellers on the platform. Until $ITL is listed on centralised exchanges and its market price becomes more stable, sellers may use the examples above as a general reference when setting competitive prices. @Dr_Picoin

Why I Built LinkersMap @LinkersMap and How the $LMP Economy Works I believe most of my followers already know that I am the Founder and CEO of LinkersMap @LinkersMap. The main reason I decided to build LinkersMap is that blockchain technology is moving beyond its early experimental and speculative phase. Major corporations, financial institutions, governments and technology companies are increasingly exploring or adopting blockchain for payments, asset tokenisation, digital identity, supply-chain management and other real-world applications. At the same time, the global cryptocurrency user base has grown significantly. Regulatory frameworks are also becoming clearer in many countries, pushing the industry towards greater transparency, consumer protection and practical utility. I believe blockchain and cryptocurrency adoption will continue to grow over the coming years. However, long-term success will depend on whether blockchain projects can solve genuine problems, attract real users and support sustainable economic activity. This belief inspired me to build LinkersMap. What is LinkersMap? LinkersMap is a geo-commerce platform built on InterLink Chain @inter_link. It allows verified buyers and sellers to discover businesses and exchange products and services using $ITL, the native cryptocurrency of the InterLink ecosystem. The platform is designed to support: • Local physical businesses and online merchants • Product sellers and service providers • Secure blockchain payments and smart contract escrow • Business reviews, ratings and verified badges LinkersMap currently has more than 1,500 registered businesses across Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America. This early global presence demonstrates the growing interest in creating a geo-commerce ecosystem that connects verified people, businesses and blockchain payments. Rather than creating a token first and then searching for a purpose, LinkersMap is building a commercial platform in which token activity is connected to genuine business transactions and platform utility. What is $LMP? $LMP is LinkersMap’s business utility token, with a fixed maximum supply of 100 million tokens. No additional $LMP can be created beyond this limit. Its planned utilities within the LinkersMap ecosystem include business promotions, advertising, enhanced visibility, verified badges, platform services and community rewards. However, one of the most important elements of the $LMP economy is its transaction-backed buyback-and-burn mechanism. How does the transaction-backed mechanism work? Transactions conducted through LinkersMap generate transaction fees. Under LinkersMap’s tokenomics, all transaction fees collected by the protocol are automatically used to purchase $LMP through an automated market maker. The purchased tokens are then permanently burned and removed from circulation. This mechanism uses the Transaction-Backed Digital Assets Protocol, an economic architecture designed to connect real-world business activity with on-chain digital assets through AMM-based liquidity infrastructure. The process can be summarised as: More registered businesses and customers → more commercial activity → more transactions → more transaction fees → more $LMP purchased → more $LMP permanently burned → lower available token supply This means the token mechanism is directly connected to the commercial activity taking place on LinkersMap. A simplified transaction example : Suppose a customer purchases a product for 100 $ITL through LinkersMap and the transaction fee is 5%. • The merchant receives 95 $ITL • The remaining 5 $ITL represents the transaction fee • The 5 $ITL is automatically used to purchase $LMP from the AMM • The purchased $LMP is permanently sent to a burn address The merchant receives payment for the product, while the transaction creates an automatic market purchase of $LMP. Now imagine that LinkersMap processes 20,000 $ITL in total business transactions under the same structure. Merchants would collectively receive 19,000 $ITL, while the remaining 1,000 $ITL in transaction fees would be used to purchase and permanently burn $LMP. This would simultaneously generate purchasing activity and reduce the available $LMP supply. How could this affect the swapping ratio? The $LMP swapping ratio is determined by the quantities of $ITL and $LMP available within the AMM liquidity pool. For a simplified example, suppose the initial ratio is: 1 $ITL = 10 $LMP If 1 $ITL were valued at 2 USDT, the implied AMM value of 1 $LMP would be approximately 0.20 USDT. If continued purchasing activity changed the ratio to: 1 $ITL = 5 $LMP The implied value of 1 $LMP would be approximately 0.40 USDT, assuming the value of $ITL remained at 2 USDT. If the ratio later changed to: 1 $ITL = 2 $LMP The implied value of 1 $LMP would be approximately 1 USDT under the same assumption. These calculations are simplified examples intended to demonstrate how an AMM ratio works. They are not price predictions, promises or guarantees. The actual swapping ratio will be influenced by several factors: • LinkersMap’s transaction volume and demand for $LMP • The size of the liquidity pool • Buying and selling activity • Liquidity being added or removed • The market value of $ITL and wider market conditions Why would the $LMP supply not reach zero? As more $LMP is purchased and burned, fewer tokens may remain available in the AMM liquidity pool. As scarcity increases, the same amount of $ITL may purchase fewer $LMP tokens. For example, 1 $ITL might initially purchase approximately 10 $LMP, then 5 $LMP and eventually 2 $LMP. Therefore, the number of tokens purchased and burned using the same amount of transaction fees may gradually decrease. In a conventional AMM, the remaining tokens become progressively more expensive to purchase. This makes it mathematically difficult to remove every final token from the pool through ordinary purchases. The burn process can therefore continue without the supply necessarily reaching zero. Utility and adoption must come first. Burning tokens alone cannot create sustainable long-term value. The success of the $LMP ecosystem must be supported by real businesses, genuine customers, useful platform services, growing transaction activity, sufficient liquidity and continued development. This is why our priority has been to build the LinkersMap platform, register businesses, attract customers and create practical reasons for people to use $LMP. The future of LinkersMap will depend on all of us: the businesses that register, the customers who use the platform, the community that supports it and our continued commitment to improving the ecosystem. In just three months, LinkersMap has progressed from a proof of concept to a fully developed geo-commerce platform operating on InterLink Mainnet. This month, LinkersMap is expected to open for business. As the Founder and CEO of LinkersMap, my goal is to make it a global success story and fulfil our vision of becoming the Amazon of Web3. We have developed long-term strategies to support this ambition, and further details will be shared with the public in due course. Together, let us make LinkersMap a trailblazer in Web3 commerce and build a success story for this generation and generations to come. 🌍 LinkersMap | Connecting verified people, businesses and commerce through Web3 Register your business today: linkersmap.com/stores/new @LinkersMap @Dr_Picoin