Questions & Enquiries
QUESTIONS.
CLEAR
CONTEXT.
Ask about the HANLONGEVITY ecosystem, HLV utility, the white paper, business partnerships, technology, or this website. A structured form helps us understand exactly what you need.
Question form
Frequently asked questions
START WITH
THE BASICS.
These answers summarize the current HANLONGEVITY white paper. They do not replace the complete document.
01What is HANLONGEVITY?
HANLONGEVITY is a company-led utility ecosystem connecting bio-healthcare and health-and-beauty products, memberships, education, digital services, verification, and partner benefits through HL Point and HLV.
02How are HL Point and HLV different?
HL Point is a non-transferable in-platform point for everyday rewards, discounts, coupons, and membership levels. HLV is a transferable utility token intended for eligible users and advanced services such as premium membership, verification, education, and partner services. There is no fixed automatic exchange rate between them.
03What is HLV designed to be used for?
HLV is designed for premium membership and limited services, advanced digital content, product and document verification, education and professional programs, partner campaigns and benefits, and permitted partner-service settlement support.
04Is HLV equity or an investment product?
No. The white paper states that HLV is not equity, debt, a fund, or a deposit. It does not provide dividends, interest, revenue sharing, ownership of aptamer technology or patents, or voting rights over company management. No token price, listing, liquidity, convertibility, or return is guaranteed.
05What are the supply and network design?
The current white paper specifies a total supply of 10,000,000,000 HLV on BSC, no additional issuance after initial creation, and a maximum initial circulation of 250,000,000 HLV, equal to 2.5% of total supply.
06How is sensitive data handled?
Personal information, purchase history, health information, consultation data, raw research data, contracts, and trade secrets are intended to remain off-chain. Only minimal verification information that cannot reconstruct the original source is intended to be recorded on-chain.