Whitepaper v1.4: BHCT token economy design
Whitepaper v1.4: BHCT token economy design
A new Token economy chapter sets out, as one circular structure with a flow diagram, how BHCT is distributed, used and returned to rewards within a fixed supply.
Distribution · use · recovery
BHCT is proposed to be distributed only for reviewed contributions such as finishing training, reaching readiness, on-time campaign delivery and reporting, performance, referrals and brand repeat bookings. BHCT received is spent on ecosystem services such as Creator Profile Clinic and Production Support and on brand-designated performance bonuses, expanding to memberships and fan experiences from Stage 2 and hub facilities in Stage 3. Spent tokens are received at the foundation's ecosystem receiving wallet and reallocated to the reward pool after the refund and dispute period; in Stage 1 they are not burned.
Proposed values and confirmation
The proposed allocation (ecosystem contribution rewards 40%, ecosystem services and partners 15%, market expansion 10%, platform and security 10%, foundation reserve 15%, team and contributors 10%), lock schedules and the annual distribution cap (10% of the reward pool balance at the start of the year) are proposed values. The current on-chain allocation and locks are unchanged; once confirmed, they will be disclosed again with each pool's wallet address. For the first limited pilot, reward amounts by contribution (such as 1,000 BHCT for completing the 14-day program), service catalog prices and capacity (such as 1,000 BHCT per Creator Profile Clinic session) and a first-quarter distribution budget of 750,000 BHCT are proposed. Distribution and use start as a limited pilot after the integration partnership is confirmed, the first quarterly budget is disclosed, and a service catalog and cash budget are secured.
Other changes
Added BHCT's role at each Zetaverse operating step (Train → Filter → Package → Deploy → Report), and token-circulation entries in the FAQ and glossary. Korean and English web text and PDFs are provided together; earlier versions are retained.