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# Introduction

## What is IndianaDoge?

This weird token aims to combine richness of memes with clean fresh modern utility to Binance Smart Chain (BSC). IndianaDoge is a stakable reserve currency used for many purposes. With its community-owned decentralized infrastructure, IndianaDoge hopes to deliver a more stable, yet fun, side to the blockchain

## How can you benefit from INDI?

As this DAO grows, during the first and second phase of the token, users will primarly be able to profit from the staking function in the DAPP. Most of the early tokens are distributed to stakers. Thus, the gain for stakers will come from their auto-compounding balances, though price exposure remains an important consideration. If the increase in token balance outpaces the potential drop in price, stakers would profit. 

## What is the point of IndianaDoge?

Our goal here at IndianaDoge is try to bridge a untapped portion of the blockchain by combining unique memes and with modern fresh looking UI, essentially bridging the gap for a meme-token to a real token with the purpose. Long term, we believe that this contract can change how we see "adventure" on the blockchain by optimizing both stability and consistency. Short term, we plan to extremely beef up our services and begin to launch on a IDO launchpad.

## Who runs INDI?

As of now, the main decisions are taken from the development team and early investors, once our DAPP releases we will become a DAO-governed protocol.


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