Introduction

At a glance

The role of BHCT

BHCT is proposed to connect rewards and services agreed by multiple participants in one token. Creators receive additional rewards for verified contributions in their own wallets and choose whether to use available preparation services. Fixed supply and public payout records make operating activity visible. Service receipts may fund later rewards once refunds and disputes are resolved. Contractual pay and service costs use separate cash budgets. The five roles and operating conditions are in Token economy.

The treasury statement cited in this edition is based on the November 5, 2026, 13:13 Korea-time chain check: the entire total supply is in the treasury and circulating supply is 0. For later values and chain read times, check the status table in Token details and the supply API. Allocation and service operations below are future proposals, distinct from this current fact.

Principles of this document

• Only working features are described as "Live"; anything still being designed is labelled as in design.
• Values that can be checked on-chain, such as supply and circulating supply, are shown exactly as read from the chain.
• We make no promises or forecasts about price, returns or tradability.
• Anything not yet decided (allocation plan, the foundation's registered name, etc.) is marked "to be announced", and announced through a new version and a disclosure once decided.

Scope of the proposed operating model

This whitepaper covers readiness, service deliverables, business economics and token operations. It is a proposal to agree with the operator, distinct from completed features, results or signed contracts. Building on v1.4's economy and allocation proposal and v1.5's separate operating tables, the published v1.6 clarified receiving routes, service capacity, observation of payout groups, all-pool controls and policy history. Version 1.7 explained roles and use first and collected detailed controls later. Version 1.8 separates pilot figures and exclusions into their own sections and clarifies the reference revision for numerical examples and the payout-cap terminology. Status tables distinguish current functions, on-chain facts and proposed or confirmed operations. Current web tables and a document's fixed PDF tables may have different reference dates; check both revision and date.

Business source materials versus the new token proposal

The source business materials describe TRAIN → FILTER → PACKAGE → DEPLOY → REPORT, custom brand deals, performance data, selected IP and fan participation, and regional hubs. Creator Profile Clinic, Production Support, optional additional BHCT rewards, service payments and reallocation, budgets, monthly reconciliation and pilot-exit rules, and the token economy (distribution criteria, brand-designated performance bonuses, the ecosystem receiving wallet, the annual total reward payout cap and the proposed allocation) in this document are a newly proposed operating model built around that business flow. They are not launched or contractually agreed features. The direction is to agree entities, roles, funding, catalogs and terms, then validate them in a limited pilot.

About this document

This whitepaper is versioned. The version, issue date and issuer are shown above the contents, and the changes in each version are listed in the changelog. A published version is never edited; changes are published as a new version.