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# What is ALIGN?

ALIGN is what can only be described as a supercharged community multi-sig wallet. It allows for projects to work co-operatively and transparently with their community in a number of different ways. \
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The platform caters to both NFT projects, Tokens (SPL's) or both within a single organization, allowing for an increased amount of participation between different communities.

The platform can also be used as a traditional "Private" multi-sig as well. \
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**Some Key Features are:** 

* **Proposals:** Aligns core feature. Teams and communities can both create and put forth proposals for the community to vote on. 
* **Bounties:** These can be boosted outside of a community organization to allow for greater community participation and collaboration. 
* **Hackathons:** Chosen as the host of Bonkathon 2024 
* **User Feeds:** Strong social component with everyday users in mind.


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