How People's Blockchain Works
One continuous loop: real people participate, their activity creates an economy, that economy generates fees, and those fees flow back to participants.
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People
Verified humans participate
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Participation
Activity builds Power
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Economy
Creators and users transact
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Rewards
Real value flows back
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Understand PEOPLE in 15 seconds
The complete economic loop as one animated system — before the detailed explanation below.
- Peopleverified participants
- Participationactive sessions
- Activitytransactions & usage
- Network feesnetwork value
- Network economynetwork functions
- Community Poolshared reserve
- Rewardseligible participants
The cycle continues · back to people
People participate.
Want to understand the mechanics?
Explore the full explanationWhat is People's Blockchain?
People's Blockchain is a network where people participate in the ecosystem, create economic activity, and can receive a share of rewards generated by the network.
Mobile Mining is not Proof-of-Work mining.
Your phone or lightweight client does not perform expensive, battery-draining computational calculations to validate blocks. Blockchain consensus security is maintained separately by dedicated Proof-of-Stake validator nodes.
What Participation actually means:
Participation represents verified human presence and genuine network activity — curating projects, participating in token communities, and strengthening the human graph.
How Does a Person Participate?
Getting started requires no specialized hardware or upfront capital.
Zero hardware requirements
Create Account
Generate a lightweight, non-custodial wallet directly on your smartphone, tablet, or browser.
Privacy-preserving
Establish Humanity
Verify human eligibility through privacy-preserving anti-Sybil signals without exposing private biometric data.
Low-resource session
Start Participation
Initiate an active mobile participation session with a single tap from your daily device.
Ecosystem contribution
Engage in Network
Discover tokens, support creators, take part in community actions, and maintain active status.
Participation is an ongoing state, not a one-time click.
Participation establishes protocol eligibility; it does not promise or guarantee fixed financial returns.
Participation Power
A non-financialized accounting measure that reflects authentic user engagement.
Participation Power is not a token and cannot be transferred.
It is an internal accounting measure used by the protocol to determine a participant's relative eligibility and pro-rata share in applicable community rewards.
Not a token, not for sale
Non-transferable, does not change wallet balances, and cannot be bought with capital.
Base Power
Common initial baseline for all verified participants
Activity
Verified active participation sessions (sublinear scaling / diminishing returns)
Reputation & Trust
Longevity, trust tiers, and Sybil-resistance limits
Contribution
Useful ecosystem curation, project interaction & community growth
PARTICIPATION POWER
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One relative weight per participant in an epoch.
Conceptual Architecture: Power ∝ Base × Activity × Reputation × Contribution (PowerCap, TBD)
New accounts mature
Fresh wallets undergo a progressive maturation curve to prevent throwaway bot account exploitation.
Inactive accounts decay
Dormant accounts gradually lose active Power over time, which fully restores upon authentic return.
Humanity as Eligibility & Limit Layer
Humanity acts strictly as an eligibility gate, trust tier, and PowerCap ceiling — never an unbounded scalar token multiplier.
Diminishing Returns
Activity scales sublinearly. Grinding or continuous screen clicking yields progressively smaller incremental Power.
Hard Ceilings (PowerCap)
Strict protocol caps prevent any single participant or group from amassing disproportionate reward power.
Where Do Rewards Come From?
The visual centerpiece of People's Blockchain: rewards are connected directly to real, productive economic activity with strict asset-specific accounting.
Rewards are connected to real network activity. The protocol never prints unbacked tokens to fund artificial yields.
Protocol fees from transactions, swaps, and operations (denominated in PPL)
- 40%Validators
- 25%Community Pool
- 20%Treasury
- 10%Liquidity
- 5%Burn
PEOPLE
Network originVerified human participants join and participate in the network
CREATE / USE
Creators deploy and users trade tokens, NFTs & applications
TOKENS / NFTs / PROJECTS
Diverse digital assets form active local micro-economies
ACTIVITY
On-chain activityOn-chain swaps, transfers, mints & creator engagements
NETWORK FEES
Deterministic splitProtocol fees in PPL: 25% Community Pool, 40% Validators, 20% Treasury, 10% Liquidity, 5% Burn
COMMUNITY POOL
25% Community PoolPPL Protocol Reserve capturing the 25% protocol fee share
DYNAMIC PARTICIPANT POOL
Epoch sliceEpoch-allocated slice dedicated to eligible community members
ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS
Verified active accounts with active Participation Power
REWARDS
Pro-rata payoutDeterministic, pro-rata distribution in PPL from network fees
2. Token Economy Pipeline (User-Created Token Distribution)
Mandatory standard launch allocation from user-created tokens (asset-specific)
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USER TOKEN
Creator launches a standard custom token via the Token Factory
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10% TOKEN SUPPLY
Mandatory 10% total token supply allocation for community distribution
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TOKEN COMMUNITY POOL
Asset-specific pool holding this token (never merged into a global pool)
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ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS
Distributed according to protocol rules to active participants based on Participation Power
Only standard user-created tokens have the mandatory 10% Community Pool supply reserve. NFTs do not automatically allocate 10% of their supply to a Community Pool.
PPL network fees and user-token rewards are kept strictly asset-specific. The 10% token allocation is a project supply allocation, NOT a network fee. Token Community Pools are never merged, swapped, or converted into a single global pool.
If network activity in an epoch is zero, new participant pool inflow is zero. Rewards reflect real economic turnover, not arbitrary inflation.
What Can People Create?
Protocol-level primitives enable anyone to build real micro-economies without complex smart contract deployments.
User-Defined Tokens
Launch custom community or project tokens with deterministic bonding curves, block-zero liquidity, mandatory 10% Community Pool supply allocation, and enforced creator vesting.
Digital Collectibles & Assets
Mint digital memberships, community credentials, and creative assets with transparent on-chain provenance and royalty routing. (Note: standard NFT minting does not allocate 10% supply to a community pool).
Applications & Communities
Build decentralized consumer tools, social clubs, DAOs, and content channels that draw on a built-in base of verified users.
- More Creators
- More Assets
- More Activity
- More Transactions
How the Community Pool Works
The protocol-level bridge connecting creator growth, transaction fees, and everyday participants.
Value Inflows
Every transaction, swap, and network operation directs 25% of fees in PPL to the Community Pool (provisional parameter; Validators receive 40%, Treasury 20%, Liquidity 10%, Burn 5%).
Standard user-created tokens automatically allocate 10% of initial supply to their dedicated token pool. This is a project token reserve, not a network fee, and is accounted per asset ID.
COMMUNITY POOL
Asset-specific accounting
Community Pool Allocations
Participant Rewards
Routed to the Dynamic Participant Pool for verified active members
Ecosystem & Liquidity
Supporting decentralized liquidity pairs and developer bounties
Community & Growth
Funding ecosystem marketing, events, and education grants
Protocol Purposes
Reserved for future community-governed security & development
Allocation Ratios Are Being Evaluated in Simulation
In protocol simulation (v0.1), allocations from the Community Pool into the Dynamic Participant Pool are being tested across 50%, 60%, and 70% ratios (with 60% as central candidate). The 60% figure is NOT a finalized protocol rule. Final values remain subject to live testnet stress testing and protocol governance.
How is a Reward Calculated?
A simple, proportional distribution based on each participant's relative share of total active Power.
Suppose the Dynamic Participant Pool has 600 tokens available in an epoch, and three active participants:
- Participant APower: 1 · Share of pool: 1/6 (16.7%)100 tokens
- Participant BPower: 2 · Share of pool: 2/6 (33.3%)200 tokens
- Participant CPower: 3 · Share of pool: 3/6 (50.0%)300 tokens
This is a simplified illustration. The production system applies anti-abuse filters, eligibility tiers, epoch snapshots, and asset-specific accounting.
Why Can't People Just Farm It?
The protocol is deliberately designed to resist and reduce multi-account bot farms and artificial clicking scripts.
Real Human
Baseline eligibility requiring authentic proof-of-humanity signals
Eligibility Gate
Non-financialized verification checks before entering the reward pool
Participation History
New accounts mature progressively; no instant windfall for fresh wallets
Reputation & Trust
Long-term consistency and cluster analysis prevent Sybil coordination
Contribution Limits
Sublinear scaling means doubling actions does not double reward power
Reward Concentration Caps
Absolute ceilings stop whales and bot swarms from monopolizing payouts
Note: The protocol does not claim Sybil attacks are magically 'solved'. Rather, it is mathematically and economically designed to resist and reduce abuse.
Multi-Account Resistance
Creating 100 accounts does not multiply rewards 100×. Maturation hurdles, trust scoring, and per-epoch limits dilute automated farms.
No Endless Clicking
Participation requires active presence, but grinding scripts hit sharp diminishing returns. Power caps make bot macros futile.
Inactivity Decay
Abandoned or script-cycled accounts rapidly decay in Power, preventing lingering parasitic drain on active pools.
Anti-Concentration Guard
Mathematical limits prevent any single entity or cluster from capturing an outsized fraction of any epoch's available rewards.
People create the economy that rewards participation.
How community adoption and creator activity reinforce each other in a closed, self-sustaining loop.
THE LOOP
People → activity → fees → rewards → people
Important: Rewards Are Variable
Honest transparency is a foundational invariant of People's Blockchain.
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No Guaranteed Income
People's Blockchain does not guarantee a fixed income, passive yield, or steady daily payout. Participant rewards depend entirely on real network activity, available reward pools, eligibility, and Participation Power.
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Market Volatility
Token prices may fluctuate, and user-created assets may lose value or become illiquid. Participation rewards in community tokens carry market risks inherent to digital assets.
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Zero-Pool Behavior
If network activity in an epoch generates zero fees or launch allocations, the Dynamic Participant Pool receives zero incoming assets. The network never creates fake tokens to simulate artificial returns.
Participation is an active, community-driven role in a living decentralized economy — not a passive high-yield investment scheme.
Explore the technical architecture & implementation
Now that you understand the economic design, review the underlying Phase 1 ledger primitives, the deterministic FeeSplitter engine, and the anti-manipulation invariants.