When a new token is being introduced to the market, every cautious investor has the following questions in mind: "why is this token being introduced?", "what makes it different? " and" what purpose is it going to serve?"
There is more explanation on what purpose the tokens are going to serve on betking.io website. This info wasn't covered in your interview.
Here's an extract from the website:
BetKing Bankroll Tokens are intended to be used to invest in the bankroll on BetKing only. BetKing Bankroll Tokens are not a share in a company and have no voting rights.
So these tokens are bonds and that is what Lisa's comment was about.
RE: This week I Interviewed Dean the founder of BetKing. Couldn't believe he run the site completely by himself making $287k/month!