ECOSYSTEM

Building the 
Component Framework

ISO PROTOCOL

Establishing an International Sponsor Organisation

COMPONENTS | PROTOCOLS

Configuration of an Ecosystem and mapping third-party Components

DAO PROTOCOLS

Establishing and implementating DAOs 

DIGITAL ASSETS PROTOCOLS

Digital Assets developed for new Protocols

COMPONENT PROTOCOLS

At this point, the base Protocol components have been mapped and are now ready to add additional component integration, configurations and specialty provisions.
 
This section focuses on traditional "Infrastructure Utilities" which are evolving with "Digital Twin" technologies to enhance economic interaction, velocity of money and increase economic growth to improve local Community Quality of Life. 

For particpants wishing to use this Component Digital Infrastructure Architecture of Alliance iii.o, the following information may be useful in constructing the Components of a new PROTOCOL to be available for local and/or global use.

A core design element of the technologies described herein is blending existing legacy systems with new digital technologies. While such combination may be viewed as a hybrid structure, we prefer to envision a bridge from existing frameworks into a digital transformation to new digital intelligent technologies. As widespread adoption occurs, traditional methodologies can naturally fall away, as users become comfortable with more efficient and useful interactions.

AD&C Principals, affiliates and members organise structures which may comprise legacy as well as digital components, including hybrid organisations. At the centre of these organisational construct is the "STAR" concept. Securities | Security, Tax, Accounting and Regulatory​ compliance are key elements in design and operations.

Bringing US Uniform Commercial Code (first perfected security interests) into the Digital Age with Controllable Electronic Records ("CER") operating through specialised digital | legal infrastructure components

Digital Infrastructure

Alliance iii.o architecture includes four primary types of operational Component organisations.

Digital Infrastructure Utilities or "DIU" have specific purposes and operate within "known" constraints based on their applicable Protocols, consistent with Protocols and other applicable governance of the Ecosystem within which they operate.

A Decentralised Autonomous Organisation or "DAO" represents an organisation of digital nodes which may operate autonomously without a single point of control. This framework may be used to achieve a wide range of bespoke objectives.

DAOn is a form of Digital Assets Organisation, designed to store and administer both legacy and digital asset and instrument types, including a wide range of risk mitigation and transfer efficiency objectives.

DUO represents an approach to unitising digital assets in an organisational framework. Digital Units may include Controllable Electronic Records, recently admitted into legislation  by a number of US States.

Digital Infrastructure Utilities are primarily designed as jurisdiction based legal entities, owned in a fashion, facilitating optimisation and compliance with global regulatory standards​. A DIU is designed to be operated through a Digital Twin and capable of interacting with digital organisations.


WHAT IS A DECENTRALISED AUTONOMOUS ORGANISATION?


A Decentralised Autonomous Organisatio n ("DAO") may be viewed as a group of HUMANs, natural legal persons, non-natural legal persons (often referred to as juridical persons) and/or,  with the recognition of robots by UAE and digital intelligences by other countries, i.e. INTELLIGENCEs. It may also include digital nodes and other types of tangible and intangible assets. 

Decentralised indicates the network has no "central" point. Further, a DAO is autonomous. In essence, it has a set of governance conditions, similar to bye-laws of a company, which cannot be changed without participants within a DAO agreeing to effect such alterations. Finally, it has the broadest definition of "organisation", in essence, a method of assembling discrete elements, rather than a fictitious legal person.

Well, that's one definition! With more than 18,000 "digital currency" protocols, let alone n number of digital assets, use tokens, non-fungible tokens, etc., there are similarities, there are n differences between DAOs.

The above might be descriptions written by non-technical parties. When we peer deeper into actual technology implementation, differences become more plentiful and impactful. For example, existence of a server node, might give rise to a central point, thereby creating a "jurisdictional" nexus of a DAO, subjecting it and/or its participants to the laws of a particular jurisdiction, if not multiple jurisdictions.

A serverless network properly constructed of adhoc nodes with atomised processing, memory, storage, and network interaction with "edge" devices and logical containers, may enable a compelling argument  that such DAO is ajurisdictional, i.e. without physical jurisdiction, or its jurisdictional attributes are solely within its own governance, consensus and sovereignty.

For example, one might argue that a DAO comprised solely of HUMANs under UN Declaration of HUMAN Rights, might be considered a sovereign DAO. Such ORGANISATION might include in its GOVERNANCE PROTOCOL ("Constitution") a means of voting consensus to alter the parameters of interaction between the HUMAN participants of the DAO.

This new approach is not without governance, consensus and voting requirements within the DAO. 

The design of a DAO and its "bridge" or "connection" points becomes particularly important. Fortunantely, centuries of precedence provide guidance, for example, "free trade zones", "ports", and "agents".

IDX

IDX is designed as a  means of allocating digital assets on a segregated portfolio basis.
The framework may enable rebalancing of digital  assets between participants.
A primary objective is to connect depository institutions, including Federal Reserve, Federal Home Loan Banks, DTCC, Euroclear and Clearstream into the broader transactional framework.

DPF -Integration

Directed Portfolio Facility provides another approach to integrating with country and currency specific depository institutions, as well as national central banks and securities depository frameworks
DPF and IDX may be integrated to facilitate cross-border USD transactions.

Designing an Ecosystem may include several types of organisational components. In conjunction with an International Sponsor Organisation, an "ISO", whether legacy or digital, these components provide digital administration.

The illustration below demonstrates a Digital Units Organisation, which maps to a DIU - Digital Infrastructure Utility comprising a registry of intellectual property linked to Digital Units.

These components are modular and generally use protected portfolio technologies and digital assets.

Currency DAO

Decentralised 
Autonomous 
Organisation

Parties holding an ECOSYSTEM's digital c​urrency units are connected through and are members of a Currency DAO exclusively designed as the DIGITAL UNIVERSE decentralised communications and transaction network.

It is designed to have no central point and its nodal mesh architecture uses the latest in "edge" and "serverless node" technologies.

A Digital Currency, its Digital Currency Reserve framework and operational Digital Units Organisations ("DUO") operate under the applicable Digital Currency Protocol in DIGITIALUNIVERSE connecting to the applicable ISO digital infrastructure utilities ("DIU") and digital assets organisations ("DAOn") through BridgeBanc™ on HOMEWORLD.

 DIGITAL MONETARY UNITS 

An Ecosystem Protocol may include a Reserved Monetary Unit, supported by "Reserves" comprised of: global "fiat" currencies, receivables, data | analytics, risk policy residuals, IOT equipment, loan facilities, research | ip, digital assets, and other tangible and intangible assets.

Some Protocol activities are designed to increase Monetary Reserves in combination with issuance of digital monetary units ("DMU"). Other activities are designed to increase Monetary Reserves without issuance of digital monetary units.

Monetary Reserves may deploy reserved digital assets for the purpose of increased investment income designed to expand monetary reserves. In addition, Market Operations may be applied to taking market positions in buying DMUs and/or selling previously issued DMUs held in Monetary Reserves. Further, certain contracts designed to benefit Monetary Reserves over short "opportunitic" or long "strategic" periods may be implemented from time to time.

DMUs are designed to provide a means of trading, exchange and settlement, as well as a "store of value".

Monetary Reserve may establish conditions for redemption of digital monetary units as well as a minimum level of liquid convertible fiat and/or digital monetary assets.

Digital
Currency

Trading stamps began in the United States in 1890 as a loyalty program. In 2021, US Treasury loaned US airlines funds collateralised by airline Rewards Programs. Rewards points and Green Stamps have been defined as "private currency".

DIGITAL ASSETS

Digital Assets of varying types may be implemented within an ECOSYSTEM as determined by ISO Sponsor. 

Of particular note is digital Reserved Currency which operates through a Currency DAO.
FlexTec™

FlexTec™ comprises a suite of advanced financial contract technologies designed to mitigate a variety of institutional risks, including market, credit, operations, systemic, and re-hypothecation exposures. FlexTec™ also provides a broad range of modular contract forms which integrate with DAOs, Intellectual Property and other forms of digital assets.

DAOs

Decentralised Autonomous Organisations provide a range of relationship connectivity and collaboration infrastructure, digitally connecting Ecosystem participants, information, and transactional functionality.

IP - Intellectual Property

Ecosystems provide an opportunity for creators and collaborators to develop unique and bespoke applications which benefit Ecosystem participants and developers, enabling revenue participation linked to Ecosystem intellectual property and intangible assets activities.

ALLIANCE III.0

The Alliance iii.o "edge" network infrastructure provides an advanced digital IT (information technologies) framework for Ecosystems, Components, DAO participants, and transaction activities.

Designing an Ecosystem may include several types of organisational components. In conjunction with an International Sponsor Organisation, an "ISO", whether legacy or digital, these components provide digital administration.

The illustration above demonstrates a Digital Units Organisation, which maps to a DIU - Digital Infrastructure Utility comprising a registry of intellectual property linked to Digital Units.

These components are modular and generally use protected portfolio technologies and digital assets.

The schematic below illustrates various Components and their flexible integration.