Cheelee is a short video platform with Watch&Earn mechanics that pays all users for viewing the feed. To get rewarded for watching the app’s smart feed, users will need a pair of nonfungible token (NFT) glasses.
The fundamental difference between Cheelee and other projects (move-to-earn or play-to-earn) is its focus on the social media market audience of 4.6 billion people rather than a limited crypto audience. Cheelee plans to attract the first billion people within four years, providing a growing monthly inflow of users.
The stability of Cheelee’s financial system is additionally secured by non-NFT-related income sources, including advertisements, in-game purchases and brand collaborations. These account for 30% of the total revenue, while in alternative projects, they only make up 1%. In addition, Cheelee will be directing 70% of advertisement revenue, in-app purchases and 100% of revenue from NFT sales and in-app transactions to the Stability Fund.
Another important advantage of the project is that users can earn by using Cheelee without having to make any investments at the beginning. Once the user registers their Web3 wallet in the application, they will receive a case containing Starting NFT Glasses. To earn more, users can upgrade their Starting NFT Glasses or buy new — even Rare —NFT glasses.
Rare NFT glasses, which generate more tokens than the Starting ones, can already be purchased. Starting on Oct. 24, the project’s team is giving away 500 pairs of Rare NFT glasses in cases. To participate in the giveaway, follow the link and complete the task. The results will be announced on Nov. 25 on the project’s social media accounts.
Learn more about the project on official Cheelee resources:
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