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# Pitch Deck

The YveChat pitch deck condenses this document into a presentation format.

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The deck is in preparation. It will be published here, and announced through the channels listed on [Verified Links](/wp/resources/verified-links.md), once available.
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### What It Will Cover

| Section                              | Source                              |
| ------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------- |
| The custody problem                  | [Problems](/wp/problems.md)         |
| Self-custody applied to intelligence | [Proposition](/wp/proposition.md)   |
| The workspace                        | [Solution](/wp/solution.md)         |
| Architecture and the Engine          | [Architecture](/wp/architecture.md) |
| Position against the web3 AI field   | [Landscape](/wp/landscape.md)       |
| Token utility and economics          | [$YVE](/wp/yve.md)                  |
| Delivery eras                        | [Roadmap](/wp/roadmap.md)           |

Until the deck is published, this document is the complete and authoritative description of the project.


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