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# Farm the Rugs

With our envisioned success, we aspire to aid individuals who have suffered from <mark style="color:blue;">rug pull projects</mark>, which deceitfully retain funds without providing any returns to their holders.

This initiative is crafted to assist individuals in disposing of worthless projects residing in their wallets. Here's how it will operate:

We will establish a platform allowing individuals to burn their **NFTs**, thereby enabling them to farm our token. The more they burn, the greater the quantity of <mark style="color:blue;">$INV</mark> tokens they can claim. This process will unfold across the following stages.

<details>

<summary>Stage 1 </summary>

* Marketing Strategy
* Platform construction

</details>

<details>

<summary>Stage 2</summary>

* Token farming through the burner and trading Nfts.
* Claim of **$INV** token

</details>


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