The goal is to create a community-driven platform where users are also shareholders. This strategy ensures that as ChatWise grows, its users benefit financially, especially when the company goes public with an IPO.
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To become a Streak Leader on ChatWise, you need to maintain consistent daily engagement with the app. This includes logging in, interacting with content, and other activities that increase your streak.
ChatWise plans to make its initial Streak Leaders List public in or around December 2024.
ChatWise has reserved 10 crore shares specifically for the top 20,000 Streak Leaders.
The ‘group award’ is a reward system where ChatWise has reserved 10 crore shares to be distributed equally among the top 20,000 Streak Leaders as of March 31, 2026.
Streak Leaders are users who consistently engage with the ChatWise app, contributing to its growth and the value of its shares. They play a crucial role in building the community and making the platform successful.
You can increase your chances by using the ChatWise app daily, participating in Streak, making referrals, and creating engaging content that receives high user interaction.
ChatWise offers 100 free shares to its users in advance as part of a pre-launch ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) offer.
ChatWise distributes shares to its users, allowing them to become shareholders. As the platform grows, the value of these shares may increase, giving users the opportunity to benefit financially.
No, the CEO of ChatWise, like other executives and major shareholders, is typically subject to lock-up periods and other regulations that prevent the immediate sale of shares following significant growth or an Initial Public Offering (IPO). Additionally, selling a ...Read more
No, the ChatWise CEO (or any company director) cannot just sell off all shares and get rich overnight. ChatWise has a unique structure where the majority of shares are reserved for users, not the founders. Legal safeguards prevent company directors from using or selling user-designated shares for peRead more
No, the ChatWise CEO (or any company director) cannot just sell off all shares and get rich overnight. ChatWise has a unique structure where the majority of shares are reserved for users, not the founders. Legal safeguards prevent company directors from using or selling user-designated shares for personal gain. The whole point of ChatWise is to be user-owned, making it fundamentally different from traditional social media companies.
So, unlike other platforms where founders get rich while users get nothing, ChatWise is designed so that its success benefits the community first! 🚀
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