> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.letmespeak.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.letmespeak.org/es/economia/formas-de-participar.md).

# Formas de participar

En el metaverso de LetMeSpeak, habrá varias formas de disfrutar la experiencia Learn-and-Earn:

1. **Propiedad total.** Compra un NFT en market.letmespeak.org y comienza la experiencia de aprender idiomas y ganar dinero.
2. **Compra + Beca.** Compra un NFT y concede una beca a otra persona para que también aprenda idiomas. Ambos ganan.
3. **Beca.** Recibe una beca de algún propietario de NFT y accede al modo "aprender para ganar" gratuitamente.
4. **Renta.** Deposita un anticipo y renta un NFT para aprender idiomas y ganar dinero.
5. **Patrocinio.** Ofrece un patrocinio para que otra persona aprenda idiomas y gane dinero, o reciba un patrocinio.


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