Hokkaido Inu is a blockchain-based platform that develops decentralized financial products, unlike the current banking products. The platform aims to empower users to utilize cryptography for financial developments. Hokkaido Inu seeks to build an inclusive financial system, whereby the users are provided with products that enable them to send and spend their cryptocurrencies efficiently and affordably. 

Hokkaido Inu aims to provide users with the privilege to transfer crypto instantly at low rates. Moreover, the platform enables users to trade in efficient DeFi projects. According to Hokkaido Inu's official website, the team intends to create a financial ecosystem based on decentralized finance, with the following core features: community-driven, hassle-free crypto transfers, global accessibility, fast, easy and secure operation, etc.

In addition, the Hokkaido Inu platform seeks to provide several products to the users:

Hokkaido Inu started as a meme token in 2021. Lawrence Hutson is the CTO of the Hokkaido Inu platform. Hutson is a computer scientist with deep knowledge and expertise in cryptocurrency, blockchain, smart contracts, NFTs, and DeFi. 

Andrew Fuertes, the lead engineer at Hokkaido Inu, has more than 15 years of experience in IT. Simon Bowles is an advisor of Hokkaido Inu. Since 2014, he has specialized in fintech.

Users can stake HOKK tokens and generate TREATS in return. With the high APY (annual percentage yield) on offer, HOKK holders can receive a passive yield, further expanding HOKK's ecosystem by rewarding users for holding the token.

Here, TREATS is a yield farming platform. Yield farming and staking are quite similar in that they both require holding a certain number of crypto assets in order to make rewards. Yield farming is a method of generating extra cryptocurrency with the existing cryptocurrency. It requires users to lend their money to others through smart contracts. Users receive fees in the form of crypto in exchange for their services.