LaborCoin is a Polygon protocol for accumulating native POL and allocating treasury funds through constrained one-member-one-vote governance for worker support and mutual aid.
No. Revision 7.2 is a seven-contract source candidate. Compilation, runtime commitments, tests, final addresses, permission migration, and production cutover remain pending.
Yes. Exchange V7 enforces permanent Identity Registry verification for official buys and sells. Frontend-only verification is not relied upon.
A score of at least 15.000 under the fixed scorer. Higher scores do not create additional rights.
Yes. A wallet verifies once through an EIP-712 authorization. Status cannot be revoked, transferred, or recovered. Existing verified wallets continue during verifier or Passport outages.
No. It materially reduces simple Sybil behavior and requires each additional eligible wallet to pass the same scorer, but it is not mathematical unique-person proof.
Equally per eligible verified holder, not by token balance. A verified wallet with 1 LABR and a verified wallet with 10,000 LABR each receive one equal share.
No. LABR is permanently non-peer-transferable. It can move only through the immutable official Exchange during a verified purchase or sale. Direct wallet transfers, direct deposits to Exchange, arbitrary approvals, liquidity pools, wrappers, bridges, and unofficial on-chain LABR markets are rejected.
Available POL dividends are displayed and claimed on the Exchange page. Claims require the permanently verified direct wallet.
You stop receiving future dividend deposits. Dividends accrued while eligible remain claimable.
A wallet holding more than 10,000 LABR is completely barred from both buying and selling through the official exchange. At exactly 10,000 LABR it may sell but cannot buy more. Because LABR cannot be transferred peer to peer, a holder cannot move a completed balance aside and refill the original wallet.
The maximum transaction is 5,000 LABR, the maximum permitted wallet is 10,000 LABR, and the official-trade cooldown is 12 hours.
The marginal curve begins at 14 POL per LABR and reaches 210 POL at full distribution. Exact-token buys and sells use the integral of the quadratic curve.
No. The candidate is denominated directly in POL and has no price-oracle dependency.
Ten percent of purchase input goes to the Aragon DAO. Sales allocate 90% of gross redemption to the seller, 5% to the DAO, and 5% equally among eligible verified holders.
A permanently verified direct wallet, at least 1 LABR at registration, no prior registration, no existing LABRV, and a signed worker-centered attestation.
No. LaborVote V9.1 disables transfers, approvals, transferFrom, burns, delegation, checkpoints, and permit. Each registered participant receives exactly one membership unit.
Yes. A participant who completes verification, acquires at least 1 LABR, registers, and receives LABRV before the voting deadline may vote while the proposal remains active.
Participation is the ceiling of 25% of all members registered strictly before the voting deadline. The current target may rise as members join during voting, then becomes final at the deadline. Approval is the ceiling of 67% of votes cast. Registrations after voting closes cannot change the result.
One native-POL transfer through the existing Aragon DAO to the approved recipient. It cannot execute arbitrary calldata, token transfers, upgrades, or tokenomics changes.
No upgrade path is planned. Temporary launch ownership exists only to bind exact cyclic dependencies and is renounced during finalization.
Read the technical whitepaper and the public source, compilation records, runtime commitments, deployment plan, test status, and Aragon permission records.