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# Introducing Ceed

Turn everyday activity into onchain value.

## Turn everyday activity into onchain value

Ceed connects real-world activity with digital ownership and tokenized rewards.

### Executive summary

Everyday consumer activity creates value. Ceed gives users a way to participate in it onchain.

Users discover eligible opportunities, complete an activity or purchase, and verify it. Eligible activity can then receive a reward and become part of an onchain ownership experience.

Ceed brings users, partners, verification, and rewards into one focused ecosystem.

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Launch-specific token information is **Coming Soon**.
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### FEED in 30 seconds

* FEED connects everyday activity with onchain value.
* Users complete eligible activities and submit proof for verification.
* Verified activity can receive rewards under the current program rules.
* `$FEED` is the ecosystem's planned native token.
* FEED is building toward broader onchain participation and ownership.


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