Musings On Use Case

If I had a Dollar for every time I heard…

“But you have the same tokenomics as other meme coins.”

First things first: we aren’t a meme coin. Yes, dank memes are aplenty, we embrace the eccentric and whimsical nature of the meme community because it is fun, however there is much to be discovered in terms of utility for Bishu.

Given our unique circumstances, we’ve decided to reverse engineer the process. Community first, then utility. Just like any man can own a fine piece of steel, there is only one Miyamoto Musashi — and as told in The Book Of 5 Rings — we have chosen the void as the way.

It’s a lonely path to traverse, with hundreds of others reveling in the financial hype generated by meme coins, we have chosen a way that involves us being charitable and serving humanity whilst discovering our true use.

For those who consider themselves stalwarts in the crypto investing space, the new breed of ERC20 tokens is the bane of their existence, for they cling to utility as if it holds some sort validation as to why certain projects should exist and others should not — let’s put forth this case: utility and governance are memes.

How many projects do you see that pitch something and rake in thousands of investors, with promises of the new world, only to discover that testnet launch is still on the horizon? We do not intend to bruise any egos or slander any other projects, for that isn’t our aim or purpose. However, at least we’re honest about our bidding. Bishu chooses to grow it’s audience and investor base by engaging with them, involving them in the decision making process as much as possible, and as we grow in volume, market cap and price, we will allow our ideas for the tokens utility to simmer, fine tuning them, until they resemble a purring engine — a muscle car primed for endless stretches of open road.

We understand that partnerships are built by listening to the needs of people, and solving real world problems which we have identified and need addressing — to hint at some, these include efficient means of payment and the creation of jobs through decentralized protocols… Unfortunately, that’s as much as we are allowed to share.

The Bishu community has the unique opportunity of building our version of a “new world” together. It is a unique experience unlike ever before, a true avant-garde movement. We’re in a fortunate place in the development of crypto in that we are gifted with the opportunity to generate wealth and put back into humanity — what time and societal oxidative stress has removed from it. Now we can jointly contribute to create real world solutions for a society that increasingly depends on technological advancement now, more than ever.

We at Bishu believe and truly understand that utility or use case for a project; is not meant to replicate or serve as a beefier version 2.0 update for a process that is already archaic or redundant. The crypto world doesn’t sleep and neither should the technology that fuels it.

We aim to partner with organizations who seek to create lasting change, that evolves to a world that rapidly builds momentum in adaptation, transformation and all out change. We intend to make change a comfortable process that people can approach without apprehension, and to create these processes around human beings, rather than lay our solutions down as bait, and hoping for a bite, followed by a frenzy.

There is a time and place for everything, and Bishu is building a library of utility stacks to tailor fit our investors and partners inclination toward affecting the evolutionary process through sound technology based or led solutions. We would also like to encourage our peers to explore themselves in this new and murky space, to find solutions that they are passionate about, and not rely on the wave generated by hype and trend, as many will find themselves in a riptide.

Also, we urge those beating the use case drum, to understand the following lesson as told in Eric S. Raymond’s The Cathedral And The Bazaar: Any tool should be useful in the expected way, but a truly great tool lends itself to uses you never expected.

We’ll get there, and our utility will be glorious.