$TUSITA
The unit in which contribution is recorded. Building, maintaining and serving Tusita is meant to become voice and standing here. None of it exists yet. No token has been issued, nothing is on-chain, and the ledger holds zero rows.
The $TUSITA unit
- +Designed to record contribution on the ledger
- +Designed to carry contribution-weighted governance
- +Earned from the contributor pool, never bought
- +Non-transferable: it cannot be sold or handed on
- +Allocation ratified in public at rollout, builders first
Contributor standing
- +Residency standing, earned and recorded
- +An identity that moves with your Contribution Score
- +Access that follows contribution, not purchase
- +Recognition that cannot be bought
- +Council eligibility at the deepest standing
Allocation ratified at rollout; builders first.
No numbers are published here. Publishing an allocation before anyone has contributed would be inventing one. The allocation of $TUSITA will be ratified in public at rollout, before anything is issued.
One commitment is already fixed and will survive that ratification. The people who build Tusita come before the people who would merely hold it. Builders first.
Until then: no sale, no mint, no date. A token event you cannot verify is a promise. Tusita deals in records, and the record so far is short.
Three refusals
The edges of the token, stated plainly. A mechanism you cannot verify is only a promise.
Nothing is for sale
No token sale, no mint, no presale, no allocation waitlist. Nothing has been issued and $0 has been raised. If someone offers you $TUSITA today, it is not us.
No dates promised
A token event happens when there is something real to govern, not when a calendar demands it. Every milestone on this site is a contribution milestone. None of them is a countdown.
No promised returns
$TUSITA is designed as a record of contribution, not an instrument of speculation. It is not transferable and it cannot be bought. One economic claim only: what you build here gets recorded, and the record is the deed.
Four depths of belonging
Standing is designed to be earned by contribution and written to the ledger. It is never minted for money. Nobody holds any of it: the ledger has zero rows.
Islander
The first rung of belonging
Designed to be earned by first contributions, once the ledger opens
- +Residency standing
- +A voice in governance
- +A name on the founding record
Steward
Sustained craft and care
Designed to be earned by consistent contribution over time
- +Greater governance weight
- +Stewardship of a zone or craft
- +First in line for the pilot
Founder
Here before the land
Designed to be earned by building Tusita at founding stage
- +Founding recognition, permanent
- +A voice in ratifying the charter
- +A place in the cohort that sets the terms
Sovereign
The deepest ledger of giving
Designed to be earned by contribution the community could not imagine itself without
- +Council eligibility
- +The greatest governance weight
- +The house answers to you, because you built it
How contribution compounds
How giving is meant to become standing and a vote. All four mechanisms below are specified. None is running.
Contribution mining
The design has one door and no other: labour, resources and funding earn $TUSITA from the contributor pool, weighted by type, quality and impact. Capital cannot buy its way in. Nothing has been mined, because nothing has been issued.
What earning is worth
$TUSITA is standing, not currency. It is not transferable, cannot be sold, and carries no price. What it carries is weight in the decisions that shape the place. How anything a site earns gets divided is for the contributors who earn it to ratify, and they do not exist yet.
Standing decays
Standing is the present impact of what you have done, not a record of having once turned up. Walk away and it fades. That is the point: it keeps the vote with the people carrying the work now.
The record is the deed
The design writes every contribution to a ledger nobody can quietly edit. That ledger currently holds zero rows. Long before there is land there should be a permanent record of who built this, and building that record is the work in front of us.
Builders first
The ledger is empty. The first rows in it will be the people who showed up before the land. Write and tell us what you would contribute.
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