Citizens
Citizenship tax and civil-duty membership establish a broad base for public participation and committee selection.
Protocol architecture
One system. Five connected layers.
The DDI architecture turns citizen participation into authorized execution, surrounds that execution with oversight, and connects every layer to transparent funding.
Participation
DDI staking aligns long-term participants, identifies board candidates, and supports nomination and election activity.
Execution
The elected officer coordinates a team, proposes public OKRs, and operates within the authority defined by governance contracts.
Oversight
Governance and civil-duty committees review measurable objectives and record whether commitments were achieved.
Funding
The Treasury holds reserves, reports the reserve-backed DDI price, and releases ETH or DDI only through approved paths.
Authority moves forward. Accountability moves back.
This two-way flow keeps executive power connected to the citizens, assets, and measurable commitments that created it.
Nominate and elect
Qualified participation forms a board, supports candidates, and elects executive authority.
Define objectives
Public OKRs translate strategy into outcomes that can be reviewed against clear criteria.
Verify and release
Citizen oversight records results before governance authorizes rewards or Treasury execution.
Live system map
Inspect every module in context.
The citizen console presents each supplied proxy, role, and public contract on Ethereum Mainnet.