RFV-NFV

A Regenerative Finance Platform for Non-Fungible Volunteers around the globe creating a secure, sustainable, equitable volunteer exchange.

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Prompt for Network Overview

"Update the Bolt network documentation to reflect the following structure and tokenomics. Include clear explanations of how each component interacts and graphs illustrating relationships and flows."

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Key Components

1. Modal (Reservation Booking Engine)

   • Focus: Profitable events transportation.
   • Fees: 5% booking fee per payment (variable for split payments).
   • Handles events directly initiated by Modal (Modal Events) and events sourced from Greenpill, Hand Protocol, or other DAO partners.

2. RFV (Regenerative Finance)

   • Purpose: Regenerative finance initiatives for long-term sustainability.
   • Allocation: Receives 5% of funds raised from event packages.

3. NFV (Non-Fungible Volunteer)

   • Purpose: Encourage community engagement through tokenized volunteer contributions.
   • Allocation: Receives 10% of funds raised.

4. Hand Protocol

   • Role: Onboarding guide and outreach tool for public goods projects.
   • Currency: Hand Tokens.
   • Allocation: Receives 5% of funds raised.

5. Greenpill Network

   • Role: Global community outreach and networking hub.
   • Allocation: Receives 5% of funds raised for continued outreach and network expansion.

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Tokenomics

1. Funds Allocation (from events/packages):

   • 20%: Investors.
   • 30%: Developers.
   • 10%: Research & Development (R&D).
   • 10%: Split between Giveth, USDGLO, and Commons.
   • Remaining: Distributed as outlined (RFV, NFV, Hand Protocol, Greenpill, Modal).

2. Revenue from Events:

   • DAO Votes on external event packages raised by partners (e.g., Greenpill, Hand Protocol).
   • Modal Events operate directly under Modal with profits retained after network allocations.

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Graphs to Include

1. Ecosystem Flow Diagram

   • Visualize how funds flow between Modal, RFV, NFV, Hand Protocol, Greenpill, and external DAOs.

2. Funds Allocation Pie Chart

   • Breakdown of how funds are distributed after events.

3. Revenue vs. Network Allocation

   • Graph showing how future events stabilize assets (backed by expected revenue).

4. Stakeholder Allocation

   • Show percentage allocation to Investors, Developers, R&D, and Public Goods (Giveth, USDGLO, Commons).

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Key Objectives

• Demonstrate the synergy between Modal, RFV, NFV, and Hand Protocol.
• Highlight the role of Greenpill as a global networking facilitator.
• Clarify how event packages secure future assets and promote stability.
• Showcase how funds flow back into community-building and R&D for sustained growth.

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Notes

• Include details on how DAO votes work for external events.
• Outline the role of tokenized systems (Hand Tokens) in onboarding and engagement.
• Explain mechanisms for securing assets backed by future events.

Update this in the Bolt documentation to ensure consistency across all platforms. Provide a summary for easy onboarding and a detailed technical breakdown for developers and stakeholders.

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