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  • Updated the readme.md to reflect the transition to a new application platform adhering to CosmWasm standards, focusing on a contract platform with a token factory module. The update highlights the platform's simplicity, goals around liquid land investments, and transparent governance.

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The project has evolved from "Dig" to a new application that adheres to the CosmWasm standards, focusing on a contract platform with a unique token factory module. This transition underscores a commitment to simplicity, liquid land investments, and transparent governance, marking a significant shift towards contract platform development.

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readme.md	Transitioned project name from "Dig" to a new platform following CosmWasm standards, added a token factory module, emphasized simplicity and specific goals.

🐇✨
In a land of code and byte,
Where contracts gleam under digital light,
A rabbit hopped, with joy so bright,
For a platform new, took its flight.
"To simplicity and beyond," it whispered into the night,
With tokens and governance, shining right.
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