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Amo / THE NEXT CHAPTER
A working site comes first. AI helps us create and develop; clear deliverables, review and real usage guide each next step.
Amo’s corner stays open. We’ll keep improving the art, stories and games, and build the next ideas together.
Nine games, an avatar workshop, DIY editing, X banners, bilingual memes and local collections form the working foundation.
AI assists production and development; character identity, image details and the final experience are reviewed before release.
Visitors can create, export and reopen their work; Chinese and English routes preserve existing data.
Bring feedback, still and animated submissions, reviewer permissions and content publishing into one operating workspace.
Share a time-bounded batch with AI, receive structured review suggestions, then preview and apply the decisions in the workspace.
Every item has a status and traceable changes. Only approved creations appear publicly; sensitive settings remain owner-only.
Move development into GitHub and manage public artwork through a versioned R2 asset manifest, with tested releases and rollback steps.
AI helps prepare changes, check asset references and review compatibility; releases still pass automated checks and visual review.
A code update no longer re-uploads the whole library. Old image links and saved projects remain usable after a release or rollback.
Start with bilingual caption drafts, topic suggestions and review assistance; expand to art preparation only after those steps work reliably.
Use existing AI models behind controlled interfaces with clear budgets, request limits and a path to edit or retry unsatisfactory results.
The actual service produces useful drafts, protects submitted data and handles timeouts. Preset examples are never labelled live generation.
Begin with recurring topics and featured works. Add voting only after moderation and abuse controls are in place; publish separate rules for any token rewards.
AI can summarize themes, flag similar submissions and prepare activity recaps; final selection and reward decisions remain reviewable.
Each activity has clear dates and selection rules. Token rewards start only after launch details, funding and eligibility are confirmed.
Stages show the working order rather than fixed dates. Progress is measured by usable releases and published records.
The reward, AI and sync demos are separate from real scores and collections. The community submission link opens the live review form.
A possible season could recognize play, creativity and community contributions. Try a sample task, then preview a cosmetic reward.
Demo points have no redemption value and create no entitlement to tokens, airdrops or earnings. This is a gameplay concept; any real mechanism requires future evaluation.
The initial allocation plan sets aside 95% for fair launch and public circulation through the bonding curve, and 5% for the initial ecosystem allocation. The creator plans to acquire that 5% at launch under the same bonding curve rules and distribute it to publicly traceable ecosystem wallets. The planned launch route remains LONG (long.xyz) on Robinhood Chain; confirmed network, contract and trading links will be published here.
This is a plan, not a completed allocation or purchase. Before implementation, we will publish confirmed ecosystem wallet addresses and the execution details. Purchase and treasury activity will be linked to on-chain records as they occur.
Long-term developer alignment and continued commitment to building Amo.
AI model usage, APIs, computing infrastructure, servers and ongoing technical operations.
Community growth, creators, campaigns, partnerships and brand development.
Community incentives, events, ecosystem rewards and future airdrops. Each campaign requires published eligibility and rules before it opens.
All allocations above are measured against total token supply and add up to 5%. Resources would be committed in stages as development progresses. Current game points are for the site experience only and do not confer token rewards.
Storage · Servers · Domains · AI · Ongoing maintenance
The proposed ecosystem maintenance tax is 1% on buys and 1% on sells, routed to the ecosystem treasury. Keeping Amo online has ongoing costs: storing images and submissions, delivering media, servers and computing resources, domain renewals, AI services, security and maintenance. This funding is intended to keep the site and its creative tools running over time, alongside disclosed budgets for development, content, community, marketing and partnerships.
The fee is a proposed mechanism and is not active on this website. The final launch mechanism, scope, treasury addresses and verifiable on-chain records must be confirmed before implementation. This site does not collect a trading fee or promise rewards.
