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Adappter creates a "happy world" connected by the blockchain, where users, partners and everyone work together to increase value based on the spirit of fairness, sharing and trust. Every moment you enjoy in the Adapter ecosystem is converted into value and rewarded to all users in the ecosystem. In the spirit of fairness, sharing, and trust, Adappter will provide a solution that helps individuals, companies, sellers and users coexist for the happiness and profit of all. Additionally, the Adapter will make every effort to increase the value of all members.
ADP is a Token issued by Adappter and runs within the Ethereum platform (ERC20) as the key currency in the addapter ecosystem. It can convert AP earned as partner content compensation to ADP and will last for 20 years. In the future, it will provide real-life payment functionality for purchasing goods, items, and products.
Adappter expands the ecosystem by running a media, community and content-based rewards platform for various categories including blockchain, gaming, K-WAVE (Korean Wave), fintech, beauty and sports.

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