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DCHUB Token

Token Role

DCHUB is the network utility token and native token of the Hub. It pays gas, is used for protocol governance, and can be required for protocol-level fees such as entity registration, renewals, and module registry actions. Entities may hold it in treasury, but it is optional.

Gas and fees

Execution fees price block space and are recorded on-chain.

Protocol fees

Registry and module actions may require DCHUB fees or deposits.

Governance voting

Token-weighted votes update protocol parameters and upgrades.

Utility only

No equity, dividends, price claims, or listings are implied.

Mechanics Matrix

See how DCHUB moves through execution, security, and governance in a simple matrix. Each row is defined by on-chain rules and parameter governance.

Mechanic What it does Recorded as
Gas + fees

Transactions consume gas priced by minimum gas parameters.

Fees and accepted fee tokens are recorded on-chain.
Protocol fees

Registry actions, renewals, and module registry operations may require DCHUB fees or deposits.

Fee payments and deposits are recorded on-chain.
Governance

Proposals, votes, and timelocked execution update parameters and upgrades.

Governance outcomes are time-ordered on-chain.

Mechanics Flow

A simple sequence shows how DCHUB moves through execution, protocol fees, and governance.

  • Execution fees

    Transactions consume gas; fees are priced by parameters and recorded.

  • Protocol-level fees

    Registry actions, renewals, and module registry operations may require DCHUB fees or deposits.

  • Governance updates

    Proposals and votes update parameters through timelocked execution.

  • Fee routing

    Fee recipients and budgets are defined by governance and recorded on-chain.

  • Transparency and reporting

    Fee payments, governance outcomes, and registry actions are visible to indexers.

Parameter Surfaces

Set how fees, protocol-level charges, governance, and recognition work through on-chain parameters. They are updated through governance.

Fees and execution
  • gas_price_floor

    Minimum gas price policy; denominated in DCHUB.

  • entity_registration_fee

    Base fee to register an entity; denominated in DCHUB.

  • module_registry_fee

    Fee for app or module registry actions when enabled.

Rollup operations
  • sequencer_fee_recipient

    Fee recipient policy for rollup execution fees.

  • batch_posting_window

    Maximum delay for posting batches to the settlement layer.

  • operator_set_policy

    Operator selection and rotation rules with governance oversight.

Governance settings
  • voting_period

    Time window during which votes are accepted.

  • proposal_threshold

    Minimum voting power required to open voting.

  • quorum

    Minimum participation required for validity.

  • approval_threshold

    Passing threshold for proposals; may vary by proposal type.

  • timelock_delay

    Delay between approval and execution for upgrades.

Recognition (optional)
  • recognition_deposit_standard

    Minimum deposit for standard recognition tiers when enabled.

  • recognition_renewal_fee

    Renewal fee for recognition status when enabled.

Recording Surfaces

The chain is the source of truth; dashboards are derived views. Records are time-ordered and tamper-evident.

Canonical state

Balances, protocol fee payments, registry state, governance outcomes, and parameters.

On-chain events

Gas payments, protocol-level fees, timelocked upgrades, and governance outcomes.

Derived views

Indexers, dashboards, and exports reconstructed from canonical data.

Manifesto

"My goal is simple: make it possible for anyone, anywhere, to form an entity that can operate with credibility, continuity, and real financial rails, built for stablecoin-native operations."

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Nicolas Turcotte

Founder and Lead Engineer

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Testnet is for builders, operators, and stewards who want to validate the Hub in public.

Protocol engineers

Working on kernel definitions, message scope, and invariants.

Indexer and data engineers

Defining event schemas and reproducible view inputs.

Early operators

Testing sequencer, batch posting, and operational scope under testnet rules.

Infrastructure-aligned investors

Tracking scope, risks, and progress (no return claims implied).

Legal counsel

Reviewing boundary posture, non-custodial scope, and document stack order.

Governance stewards

Shaping kernel/adapters separation and upgrade posture.

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