When I started thinking about this protocol, the motivation was simple.
Can we design an open system that allows people to participate in global digital infrastructure and receive daily rewards — without creating a central planner, without making promises, and without concentrating power?
The answer we arrived at is modest.
This protocol does not guarantee income.
It does not promise returns.
It does not optimize for social outcomes.
It operates by fixed, transparent rules.
If you are a verified participant and your device contributes to network security, you may earn daily rewards. The amount is variable. It depends on participation and market conditions. It may rise. It may fall. It may become very small. The protocol does not intervene to change that.
The system is designed to keep distance — from politics, from discretionary control, and from emotional reactions to market cycles. We believe neutrality is more durable than benevolence. A rule-based system, even if imperfect, is more predictable than one guided by ongoing intervention.
This project does not aim for dominance. It does not assume permanence. If it helps people meaningfully for a period of time, that is sufficient. If something better replaces it in the future, that is welcome. The protocol is designed to run by its rules, not by ambition.
We will continue working to reduce central points of control, especially around eligibility and verification. A system that can be pressured can eventually be compromised. The goal is not perfection, but the minimization of discretion.
Participation is open.
Rewards are daily.
Outcomes are not guaranteed.
The rest is determined by math and time.
Thank you for participating.