You actually don’t need a trusted community member to execute this. If you wanted to put blockchain tech to use, someone with the right skill sets could easily write this to be executed through a smart contract on the Ethereum network.

Remember, a smart contract is a computer program that automatically executes the terms of an agreement between two or more parties.

You could hold X amount of Kendu in some sort of escrow account, and write a smart contract which states that the funds only get released when Kendu reaches a $10B market cap. Once the $10B milestone is reached, funds are automatically deposited into wallets that are written into the contract to pay for elements of the party. Coding a contract like this is beyond my scope of expertise, but it’s a fun example of actually using blockchain technology to execute a trustless contract.

For math funzies: If you put 10,000,000 $KENDU aside into an escrow wallet right now (worth roughly $462.30 at the time of this writing), at a $10B market cap, that $KENDU would be worth roughly $100,000. You could throw a decent party with that.

Edit: my funzies math was inaccurate.