CHLOM Dual-Token Economy Overview
CHLOM employs a dual-token model: a community/governance token (CHM) and a value-token (C-CHLOM). CHM represents participation, voting rights, and contribution credits, while C-CHLOM carries monetary value for licensing, revenue shares, or royalties. Dual tokens address the conflicting needs of utility vs. governance: one token can fuel usage incentives, and the other anchors long-term value. In practice, CHM tokens might be minted or earned by contributors (e.g. content creators, validators, community milestones), whereas C-CHLOM is used to purchase access to CHLOM’s intellectual property or receive a share of revenues. By separating roles, CHLOM can, for example, let CHM holders vote on how to license the “CHLOM LEX” dataset, while C-CHLOM tokens circulate as license keys or royalty coupons in the economy.
CHLOM™ Dual Tokenomics Master Technical Document
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The CHLOM Dual-Token Ecosystem: From Ancient Tokens to Modern AI-Powered Compliance
Picture an ancient marketplace thousands of years ago. A merchant and a buyer seal a deal using small clay tokens locked inside a clay envelope (a bulla) as proof of the goods exchanged. These primitive tokens were among humanity’s first tools to record ownership and trust in trade. Fast forward to today, and we find ourselves facing similar challenges of trust, ownership, and verification – but on a global, digital scale. How can we ensure that licenses, compliance certificates, and transactions are trustworthy and transparent across many organizations and jurisdictions? Enter CHLOM™ (Compliance Hybrid Licensing and Ownership Model) – an ambitious, high-tech system that revives the spirit of those ancient tokens in a modern form.