In the world of decentralized technologies and blockchain, we often see large-scale marketing campaigns promising high returns and quick success. But when it comes to KIVOT, it’s important to understand one fundamental rule: the KIVOT protocol itself has never done and will never do marketing or advertising.
KIVOT: Pure Code, Nothing More
To understand why, we need to clarify what KIVOT actually is. KIVOT is not a company, it’s not an organization, it’s not a team with a marketing budget. KIVOT is simply code. It is a decentralized protocol, a set of rules and functions written on the blockchain. It is designed to execute exactly what it is programmed to do, and nothing else.
Similar to the TCP/IP protocol that allows the internet to function, or the HTTP protocol that governs websites, KIVOT is a foundational layer. It has no consciousness of its own, no financial department, no marketing team. It is neutral, transparent, and acts solely according to the logic embedded in its code.
Why Can’t the Protocol Do Marketing?
- Lack of Central Authority: KIVOT is decentralized. There is no central body to make decisions about marketing, hire agencies, or allocate funds for advertising.
- Immutability of Code: Once deployed, the protocol’s code is immutable. It does not contain functions for “marketing” or “advertising.” It cannot be “activated” to do so.
- No Marketing Budget: The protocol itself does not generate revenue that can be directed towards marketing activities.
Who is Behind Marketing and Advertising, if You See It?
If you ever come across a marketing campaign, webinar, advertisement, or promotional content related to KIVOT, rest assured: they do not originate from the protocol itself.
These activities are the work of individuals or groups who, for one reason or another, have decided to do so according to their own needs and goals. They could be:
- Enthusiasts and Community Members: People who genuinely believe in KIVOT’s potential, use it, and want to share their knowledge with others. They might create content, organize discussions, or promote the protocol because they see value in it.
- Developers and Builders: Those who build applications or services on top of KIVOT may market their own products, which indirectly promotes the underlying protocol.
- Speculators or Investors: Individuals who have acquired KIVOT assets and have a financial interest in their appreciation. They may try to generate interest and demand through marketing to achieve their financial goals.
Differentiating the Protocol from Participants
The key is to clearly distinguish between the KIVOT protocol (the pure, neutral code) and the participants in the KIVOT ecosystem (the people and organizations that interact with it). The protocol is a tool, and people are the ones who use, interpret, and promote it in various ways.
Conclusion
KIVOT is a decentralized protocol that functions entirely based on its code. It does not do marketing and never will. Any marketing or advertising activity you see is the result of individual initiatives, driven by personal beliefs, goals, or interests. Understanding this distinction is essential for a proper evaluation of KIVOT and its ecosystem.
