Blockchain & Government layer
2.3 Blockchain & Government layer
The Blockchain & Governance Layer underpins Green Token’s integrity, transparency, and community-driven decision-making. It ensures that every verified action, token distribution, and governance process is tamper-proof, auditable, and compliant, creating trust across users, enterprises, and regulators.
a. Token Issuance & Buyback Mechanism
Token Issuance: Green Tokens are minted only when user actions are verified through the AI-powered MRV system. This ensures that every token is backed by measurable sustainability outcomes.
Reward Pools: Tokens are allocated from pre-funded pools that align with daily caps and partner budgets, maintaining balanced incentive structures.
Buyback Mechanism: A portion of ecosystem revenue (e.g., from sponsorships, data packages, recyclables resale) is used to buy back tokens.
Burn & Recycling: Repurchased tokens may be burned or recycled into reward pools, ensuring long-term liquidity and stability without speculative inflation.
b. Smart Contracts for Rewards & Settlement
Automated Rewards: Smart contracts distribute tokens instantly upon action verification, eliminating delays and manual intervention.
Settlement with Partners: Coupons, discounts, or loyalty integrations are executed via partner-facing smart contracts.
Fraud Control: Smart contracts are designed with policy caps, geo/time checks, and liveness requirements, ensuring anti-gaming by design.
Scalability: Modular architecture allows new partners to plug in seamlessly without rewriting the core codebase.
c. DAO Proposal Mechanism
Community Participation: Token holders can submit proposals to modify reward structures, adjust tokenomics, or add new ecosystem features.
Proposal Lifecycle: Proposals follow a defined lifecycle — submission → community review → on-chain registration.
Eligibility & Guardrails: Minimum token holding thresholds or staking requirements ensure only committed participants can submit proposals.
d. Voting Process & Decision Implementation
On-Chain Voting: Token-weighted voting ensures proportional influence while maintaining decentralization.
Voting Transparency: Voting windows, quorum requirements, and participation rates are all visible on-chain.
Execution: Once a proposal passes, smart contracts automatically implement the decision, removing bias and human intervention.
Checks & Balances: Emergency rollback or audit mechanisms exist to protect against malicious or exploitative proposals.
e. Transparency via Immutable Ledger
Audit-Ready Data: Every action, proposal, and token movement is logged immutably on the blockchain.
Public Changelogs: Governance updates and treasury movements are published in real time, ensuring accountability.
Regulatory Trust: Immutable ledgers provide third parties, auditors, and regulators with a reliable source of truth.
Long-Term Integrity: This transparency builds institutional credibility, making Green Token viable for integration into municipal programs and corporate ESG frameworks.
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