Coincarnation Whitepaper

Community Classification & Governance

How the community can participate in classification and threshold evolution.

The community helps shape how economic reality is recognized.

Coincarnation governance is designed to let the community participate in classification rules, asset status decisions, Proof of Value evolution, and future PVC usage areas.

Governance flow

From community input to ecosystem evolution

Community

Participants provide input

Classification Rules

Metrics and thresholds evolve

Asset Status

Assets may be reclassified

Recognition

PoV and CP outcomes follow rules

Governance Evolution

The system adapts over time

Dynamic classification

Classification reflects economic reality as it evolves.

A Community Deadcoin status is not necessarily permanent. If a status is created through community voting, it can also be reversed through the same community decision path.

Reclassification path

Healthy

↕

Walking Deadcoin

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Community Deadcoin

Classification metrics

The community helps define the boundaries

Governance Area	Community Role	Why It Matters
Liquidity Thresholds	Define / update	Separates active assets from weak market structures
Volume Thresholds	Define / update	Helps distinguish activity from inactivity
Community Deadcoin Status	Vote	Allows the ecosystem to classify economically inactive assets
Reclassification	Vote	Allows status reversal when economic conditions change
Classification Framework Updates	Participate	Keeps classification aligned with market reality

Decision authority

Different decisions require different authority layers

Topic	Decision Authority
Community Deadcoin Status	Community
Classification Metrics	Community
PoV Categories	Governance
PVC Usage Areas	Governance
Blacklist Recommendation	Community
Blacklist Enforcement	Administration
FFF Investments	Fund Management

Representation model

One participant, one base voice — plus recognized contribution weight

Identity

The participant is recognized beyond isolated wallets

Base Vote

Every participant has a voice

PVC Weight

Recognized contribution may increase representation

Governance Influence

Voice and contribution combine

Blacklist process

Community

↓

Recommendation

↓

Administrative Review

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Blacklist Decision

Why blacklist is different

Blacklisting is intentionally separated from ordinary governance because it may affect past recognition, future participation, and potential reversal logic.

Ordinary classification can be community-driven.

Blacklist can be community-recommended.

Final blacklist enforcement remains administrative.

Governance principle

Coincarnation is not designed to create a community around a protocol. It is designed to allow the community to participate in shaping the protocol itself.

Governance begins with classification, but its long-term scope may expand into Proof of Value categories, PVC usage areas, and future ecosystem rules.