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Whitepaper
CryptoFed's Whitepaper serves as a guide to navigate the site in a systematic way and gain a holistic view of CryptoFed's structure.
Contents
Chapter 1: Economic Axioms
Chapter 2: Mechanism Design
Chapter 3: Regulatory Compliance
Chapter 4: Answers to Fundamental Questions
Chapter 5: CryptoFed's Constitution
Chapter 6: Code
Chapter 1: Economic Axioms
Axiom 1
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Inflation is Not an Option
Axiom 2
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Deflation is Not an Option
Axiom 3
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A Currency Must be Stable
Axiom 4
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Money was Invented to Reduce Transaction Costs
Axiom 5
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Transaction Costs are Governance Issues
Axiom 6
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A DAO Governance Can Be an Alternative to Political Agents (Government Agencies) Who Work for Their Own Interests Rather Than People’s
Axiom 7
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A Decentralized Mechanism of Incentive-compatibility Can Be Designed (Innovated) to Motivate Self-interested Participants to Act for Public Goods (Adam Smith’s Invisible Hand)
Axiom 8
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Monetary Dynamics Is the Interaction of Foreign Exchange Market and the Goods and Services Market
Chapter 2: CryptoFed's mechanism design
Feature 1
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The Necessity for a New Currency
Feature 2
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A 2-Token Economy
Feature 3
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CryptoFed's Decentralization Process
Feature 4
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Ducat Payment Flow
Feature 5
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Collaboration with Large US Merchants at MAG Conference
Feature 6
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A Vision of the Future: Dual Pricing at Merchants
Feature 7
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Relationship Between Ducat and USD
Feature 8
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Measurement of Ducat Inflation and Deflation
Feature 9
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Shield For Merchants' Foreign Exchange Loss
Feature 10
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Control of Ducat Inflation and Deflation
Feature 11
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An Example of Reward and Interest Rate Adjustment
Feature 12
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The Economic Relationship Between Locke and Ducat Tokens
Feature 13
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CryptoFed's Economics: The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Denationalisation of Money
Feature 14
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Hayek's Appeal: “hope to stop the continuous progress of all government towards totalitarianism”
Chapter 3: Regulatory compliance
Section 1
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Wyoming Legislature and Regulators
Section 2
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Fincen Communication
Section 3
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SEC Filings
Section 4
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SEC Proceedings
Chapter 4: Answers to fundamental questions
FAQ 1
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How does CryptoFed know the exact Ducat money supply needed in the economy?
FAQ 2
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What policy tools has CryptoFed innovated to adjust Ducat money supply to maintain sustainability?
FAQ 3
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Why does Locke token have value?
FAQ 4
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How many methods has CryptoFed designed to put new Ducat into circulation?
FAQ 5
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How different is CryptoFed money supply mechanism from the Federal Reserve’s?
FAQ 6
• What blockchain protocols will CryptoFed use?
FAQ 7
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What is CryptoFed's deployment roadmap?
FAQ 8
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What are the differences between CryptoFed (Locke/Ducat) and Terra Protocol (Luna/UST)?
FAQ 9
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How can Ducat compete with credit cards, central bank digital currency (CBDC) and USD-pegged stablecoins?
FAQ 10
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Why existing cryptocurrencies, such as BTC, ETH, Doge, Sol and XRP, cannot do what CryptoFed will do?
Chapter 5: Cryptofed's constitution
Current Version (to be updated soon)
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PDF
Chapter 6: code
Section 1
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Github Code Documentation
Section 2
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Github Codebase
Section 3 (to be populated soon)
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Smart Contract Security Audit Report
