Coincarnation Whitepaper
Asset Classification Framework
Healthy assets, Walking Deadcoins, Deadcoins, and Community Deadcoins.
Asset Classification Framework
Classification recognizes economic reality, not project popularity.
Coincarnation classifies assets by observable economic condition: activity, liquidity, treasury relevance, and community recognition. The objective is to understand what an asset can contribute to the ecosystem today.
Classification map
From digital assets to recognition
Any eligible asset entering Coincarnation
What classification is not
Key idea
Coincarnation accepts value across the entire spectrum of economic activity.
Healthy assets, Walking Deadcoins, Deadcoins, and Community Deadcoins may all be recognized differently depending on what they contribute to the ecosystem.
Core matrix
Classification, treasury eligibility, and reward logic
| Classification | Economic Activity | Treasury Eligibility | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthy | High | Eligible | MEGY + CP |
| Walking Deadcoin | Moderate | Conditional | MEGY + CP |
| Deadcoin | None | No | CP Only |
| Community Deadcoin | Community Determined | No | CP Only |
Treasury decision flow
Not every asset becomes a treasury reserve
May be retained, allocated, or converted.
May be retained or converted into stronger reserves.
No treasury value. CP recognition only.
Community-classified and CP-recognized.
Classification layer
Compliance layer
Accountability principle
Recognition without accountability creates incentives for abuse.
The classification framework is designed to support recognition while protecting the ecosystem against manipulation, abuse, and low-quality participation.