Why is Coinsidings' membership not a "paid product", but an asset?

What does "member" mean in the traditional internet world?Video platforms mean no advertising; takeout memberships mean low delivery fees; OTA memberships mean occasional hotel discounts. But regardless of the industry, memberships are always a "consumption behavior": you pay for benefits, use them up, no accumulation, no appreciation, no future value.Coinsidings 2.0 has made an unprecedented reconstruction of the concept of "membership" - it is no longer a simple product or a permission symbol, but a true "digital asset" that can continuously generate value, bring benefits, and continuously appreciate with the development of the ecosystem.Why can members become assets? The core lies in four value points: computing power, points, equity, and returns.First of all, Coinsidings' membership fee is not a sunk cost, but an "asset entrance" that generates sustainable income.When a user opens an annual membership of 99, 999 or 9999, the platform's AI system will provide a "2x static income" benchmark based on the membership level: that is to say, the user's membership amount will be used as the "principal", and the AI will calculate the corresponding amount of digital asset rewards (AIA + CSS) according to the Gold standard every day. The biggest difference between this and traditional membership is: Membership is no longer a payment, but an asset positioning that can generate returns.Secondly, members will automatically generate computing power, which corresponds to the user's weight in the ecosystem.In the Web3 world, computing power is productivity. Coinsidings regards computing power as the core indicator of customer engagement ecosystem. Different levels of members correspond to different computing power: 99 get 100, 999 get 1000, 9999 get 10000. The higher the computing power, the higher the proportion in the platform's option distribution, tourism asset dividends, and ecosystem governance rights in the future. This means:Member = hashrate weight = future value share.Third, the monetization of the value of points.Coinsidings' points are not points, but a "value certificate" that can be exchanged for travel services, hotel accommodation, and even converted into tokens (which can be released). The tradability, convertibility, and redeemability of points allow members to stand at the center of "value flow" from the beginning, rather than simply consuming.Fourth, members can participate in the growth dividends of the platform.When the price of CSS tokens rises, the platform turnover increases, and the global RWA hotel assets continue to go online, the computing power, rights, and points value of members will increase accordingly. Traditional members only have value within the valid period, while Coinsidings members become increasingly valuable as the ecosystem develops.This means that Coinsidings' members are not "buying services", but "buying shares".Traditional OTA users are just consumers, while Coinsidings' users are participants, contributors, and value sharers.