# Abstract

<mark style="color:blue;">**‘ROM\_COIN’ is a Coin which is a combination of investment assets, currency, and B2E function.**</mark>

'ROM\_COIN' is a cryptocurrency project originated from 'ROMARKET', an ordering and delivery application specializing in local supermarkets in Korea. 'ROMARKET' is a platform business which is successfully operating in the country of K-culture, Korea. 'ROM\_COIN' seeks to establish itself as a global payment method based on the ROMARKET platform. 'ROM\_COIN' is based on the B2E (BUY TO EARN) ecosystem, where a reward for purchasing is provided. The B2E model operates as users receive tokens as a reward through an affiliate platform (currently ‘ROMARKET’) upon purchasing. 'ROM\_COIN' is expected to lead changes in the WEB3 world through the B2E model.

'ROM\_COIN' pursues universality in logistics and distribution by connecting local markets in each country. If 'ROM\_COIN' is used as a payment method by affiliates around the world, it will function as a global currency. If it is widely used beyond the bounds of affiliates in each country, the value of 'ROM\_COIN' as a global currency will rise further. In particular, its effective value will double for overseas travelers, which serves as the background for 'ROM\_COIN' to pursue a global means of exchange in the field of tourism. In addition, the strength of 'ROM\_COIN' is its accessibility, allowing it to be used conveniently all the time, every place in local commercial areas around the world without any platform. The value of 'ROM\_COIN' will grow with those who share the values of 'ROM\_COIN'. We look forward to the day when 'ROM\_COIN' establishes itself as a global means of exchange and universal medium.

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**ROM\_COIN INTRODUCTION**
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