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# Watch to Earn

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The Snaps mobile app is in development. All the elements shown in this White Paper will be updated to the start of beta testing.
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Snaps provides a financial model, in which not only content creators but also ordinary viewers can now monetize their time in the app.

Just view your short video feed, like the videos, subscribe to your favorite content creators and earn energy points for every action you take. Once a day your energy points will be automatically converted into $SNPS tokens and transferred to your wallet. You may sell these tokens, withdraw them to any other wallet in the BEP-20, withdraw them to any CEX. In other words, you may store tokens wherever you feel comfortable. Or you can lock in your profit immediately by selling the tokens.

This is your reward for your time given to our product, and you can use it as you wish!


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