Most “transparency” still depends on attention: threads, updates, promises. Verification is different—objective, independent, and checkable. If constraints are irreversible (no proxy/upgrades, time-based locks, bounded authority), the rules hold even without constant communication.

Most “transparency” still depends on attention: threads, updates, promises. Verification is different—objective, independent, and checkable. If constraints are irreversible (no proxy/upgrades, time-based locks, bounded authority), the rules hold even without constant communication.

Charity token allocations are not direct donations. A donation is a one-time transfer of value; a token allocation is a structural component that can enable long-term funding only when paired with enforceable constraints and independently verifiable execution paths. This post clarifies the difference and links to public references.

Charity token allocations are not direct donations. A donation is a one-time transfer of value; a token allocation is a structural component that can enable long-term funding only when paired with enforceable constraints and independently verifiable execution paths. This post clarifies the difference and links to public references.