Access

Hold CPT for access. Open core model. Alpha phase details.

Hold for Access

Access to protocol-built software is determined by your CPT holdings, checked on-chain in real time. Drop below the threshold and access is revoked. Buy back above and it is restored. No subscriptions, no invoices, no Stripe. Just hold the token.

This is not spending. It is holding. Users maintain full purchasing power while gaining access to an expanding portfolio of AI-built software. The protocol earns from the aggregate reserve yield, not from user payments.

Access tiers and thresholds will be finalised during the alpha phase. Cause-staked positions will carry additional weight, unlocking deeper access within those causes.

Open Core Model

Core versions of all protocol-built software are open source and freely available without any CPT requirement. The open-source layer builds trust, distribution, and community adoption. Pro features, API access, and enterprise capabilities are gated by CPT holdings. This follows the standard open-core model used by projects like Grafana, GitLab, and Supabase, with token-gating replacing subscription billing.

Alpha Access

During the alpha phase, all 100X software is freely available to everyone. The alpha period is an open testing phase where the community will be able to explore, provide feedback, and help shape the protocol before additional access tiers are introduced.

In the alpha, the community will be able to mint aCPT up to a maximum of 10,000 per wallet with a mint curve declining linearly. This will allow you to deposit into causes, submit ideas, vote on what gets built, and access all tiers of software built during this phase.

Post-Alpha

After the alpha, the hold-for-access model activates and CPT holdings determine your access tier. Alpha community member participation will be monitored and used to reward early supporters of the protocol.

Access tiers will be additive. Higher tiers will unlock features on top of lower tiers.