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# Technical Solution

The problem with De-Fi's indiscriminate airdrop of deposits is that the platforms promise investors unfulfilled revenue sharing despite having no revenue model due to the absence of e-commerce. The future value of the DMCK project lies in how it overcomes inflation in the De-fi pool. The biggest challenge for FxS and De-Fi platforms like DMCK Project is the erosion of project value due to inflation. However, the business purpose of the DMCK Project starts with solving the problem of the business class. The problem of De-fi, unprofitable excessive compensation, is effectively addressed through revenue generation through FxS and NFT membership. This innovative solution not only solves the problem of the Fx market and the problem of the De-fi market simultaneously, but also presents an accurate revenue structure, ensuring the problem is solved and offering a promising future.   

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