Version 1.0 — Issued by CrownThrive, LLC
© 2025 CrownThrive, LLC — All Rights Reserved
1. Invocation
"Before you validate, you must comprehend. Before you serve the chain, you must swear to the ledger."
This Blackpaper establishes the protocol entrypoint for onboarding new DAO Validators, Compliance Nodes, and CHLOM Oracle contributors. It governs the trust mechanics, staking architecture, knowledge requirements, and licensing conditions for ecosystem enforcement.
2. Protocol Philosophy
The CHLOM ecosystem exists to:
- Break dependency on outdated compliance models
- Protect ecosystem participants from attribution theft, override fraud, and centralized exploitation
- Offer a sovereign enforcement alternative for individuals, collectives, governments, and enterprises
- Create a pseudonymous and accountable licensing meta-protocol via Fingerprint IDs and smart override logs
This phase is not open to all. It is open to the verified.
3. The Stack of Enforcement (CHLOM Pyramid)
Visual Stack Reference:
- CHLOM Substrate — proprietary blockchain enforcement base
- Smart Contract Layer — override routing, licensing logic, penalty execution
- Fingerprint ID Infrastructure — permanent identity & compliance logs
- Dual Token System — CHM (governance) + CHLOM (utility & licensing)
- Compliance Nodes — run Validator reports & enforcement logs
- Oracle Network Layer — injects off-chain override triggers + real-world event signals
- DAO Escalation Tiers — vote, penalize, redirect license flow
4. Token Duality: CHM & CHLOM
CHM Token — Governance Layer
- Function: Voting power, validator elections, slashing votes
- Required: For validator eligibility & DAO proposal access
- Staking: Lock minimum CHM per node class
CHLOM Token — Licensing Utility Layer
- Function: License activations, audit fees, override submission
- Used for: Daily platform use, SaaS integrations, retail overrides
- Peg Roadmap: Peg to USD via stable oracle pool in Phase 2B
Royalty Routing Logic:
- 25% to CrownThrive Treasury
- 20% to DAO Auditor Pools
- 25% to Compliance Node Rewards
- 30% to Brand/IP owners
5. Validator & Oracle Node Onboarding Checklist
✅ Step 1: Developer License Registration
- Must be accepted into CrownThrive Incubator
- Pass KYC and Non-Compete Digital Licensing Terms
- Receive Developer DID and Fingerprint ID
✅ Step 2: Staking Requirements
- CHM: Minimum 10,000 CHM locked
- CHLOM: Licensing reserves for override execution gas
✅ Step 3: Infrastructure Setup
- Node CLI Setup (from CrownThrive GitVault)
- Endpoint sync to CHLOM Substrate
- Oracle plugin install (if Oracle Class)
✅ Step 4: Signature Commitments
- Sign DAO Constitution with Validator Key
- Sign Oracle Behavior Disclosure Agreement (OBDA) if applicable
✅ Step 5: Test Ledger Simulation
- Process 5 override test entries
- Submit mock DAO Validator Ledger Report
- Undergo simulation audit by CrownThrive Compliance Lead
6. Node Types & Duties
| Node Type | Duty | Token Staking | License Type |
| Compliance Validator | Validate override logs, file ledger reports | CHM | Developer + Validator |
| Licensing Oracle | Feed external license inputs | CHM + CHLOM | Developer + Oracle |
| Escalation Scribe | Log disputes & audit escalations | CHM | DAO Registrar |
| Treasury Disburser | Route licensing payouts | CHM + CHLOM | Treasury License |
All nodes are issued their own Fingerprint ID and must rotate keys every 180 days.
7. Fingerprint ID + Oracle Sync
Oracles can now:
- Match Fingerprint ID metadata with smart contract triggers
- Input subsidy conditions (illness, location closures, fraud alerts)
- Trigger real-time DAO slashing reviews
All Oracle logs are appended to DAO Validator Ledger Reports and are immutable post-block.
8. Compliance-as-a-Service (CaaS) Dependencies
Validator & Oracle infrastructure powers:
- Suite Pro override audits
- Franchisee subsidy approvals
- QR attribution chain-of-custody
- Smart license activation + pausing
MM Suites is the proving ground for CaaS enforcement, feeding DID and Fingerprint data into CHLOM-ledger.
9. DAO Enforcement Layers
Tier 1 — Local Validator DAO
Initial override routing, subsidy evaluation, and referral resolution
Tier 2 — Regional Compliance Councils
Escalate violations, node suspensions, and override blacklisting
Tier 3 — Global DAO
Ratifies node additions, revokes validator status, and manages token emissions
10. Closing Invocation
“In CHLOM, compliance is not a chore. It’s the heartbeat of every interaction.”
Appendix A: Glossary
Fingerprint ID — Immutable, role-based identity across all CHLOM touchpoints DID — Public-pseudonymous Decentralized ID for privacy protection CHLOM Substrate — Custom CrownThrive-built blockchain infrastructure DAO Validator Ledger Report — Auditable, public-facing enforcement summary issued monthly
Appendix B: Validator Pledge
All Validator and Oracle Node operators agree to:
- File monthly ledger reports
- Uphold override enforcement integrity
- Accept DAO slashing penalties upon noncompliance
Violations are logged permanently, and grace is not a function.
Issued By: CrownThrive, LLC — CHLOM Governance Division
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