Blockchain and Tokenization
The Resultity platform progressively integrates blockchain technologies to provide verifiable payments, secure identity, and decentralized governance.
This layer complements the core server-side infrastructure and is always monitored by backend services for integrity and synchronization.
Blockchain is not used for real-time operations but serves as a verification and accountability layer.
Key Objectives
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Payment infrastructure
Support for token-based payments, starting with credits purchasable via stablecoins, and evolving to $RTITY token usage after TGE; -
Reward conversion
RCP (Resultity Contribution Points), earned by nodes and participants, will be convertible into $RTITY tokens at defined epochs or snapshot periods; -
Identity and signature verification
Use of EVM-compatible cryptographic signatures to validate ownership and commands, both for API access and internal coordination (e.g., network-issued tasks or node-initiated updates); -
On-chain tracking (planned)
Staking, voting rights, and historical contribution logs can be recorded on-chain for transparency and decentralization; -
Escrow mechanics
Tokens or credits may be locked during job processing and released upon successful completion, ensuring fairness between clients and nodes.
Progressive Integration
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Pre-TGE
- Credits used internally, topped up with stablecoins;
- Off-chain RCP accumulation;
- EVM key binding and signature verification for accounts and nodes.
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Post-TGE
- $RTITY token becomes primary means of payment;
- RCP-to-token conversion enabled;
- Tokenized staking, rewards, and escrow.
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Mainnet Maturity
- DAO governance based on token holdings and/or participation;
- On-chain tracking of node performance and voting records.
The blockchain layer is designed to enhance — not replace — the fast, off-chain infrastructure of Resultity.
Its purpose is to ensure credibility, traceability, and decentralization, while maintaining performance and usability.