A proving/testing ground for web3 R&D.
- Speculative token vs. Redemption token: we can do both, and the speculative token should be burnable
- Redemption token should be primary & subject of first effort
- Both will be featured in the whitepaper
Redemptive (gold):
- gives right to redeem a proportion (which increases over a vesting period up to 100%) of the treasury
- can be burned for a proportion of treasury
- can be purchased or awarded
- can serve as seller stake
- gives governance votes
Speculative (gas):
- gives no right to redeem anything
- can be burned on usage/actions in the ecosystem
- can be purchased or awarded
- can serve as seller stake
- may or may not give governance votes
Account Abstracted Wallet
- requires R&D
- gasless transactions
- one-click buy
- account locking & recovery
- account permissions
- integration with credit cards
Orders
- requires R&D
- address privacy (can be done in short term)
- what-you-ordered privacy (ZK) -- verify that user bought a thing, for the purpose of reviews -- verify that a user bought from a set of things, for the purpose of legal compliance
Products
- requires R&D
Yield Generation
- requires R&D
- breadchain?
Choice of Chains
- requires R&D
Just an example, of a hybrid structure that incorporates both hats and governance votes granted by token:
While we agreed in principle, things to be fleshed out:
- actual physical structure (above is just an example)
- specifics about the hybrid interaction of governance votes and hats
- We agreed that the first efforts in web3 should be to support the whitepaper
- The whitepaper will be a jumping off point for more concrete web3 development
- The whitepaper has value in itself for the purpose of communicating to investors