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Economy

United Humankind is a long-term project. For it to grow, scale, and remain independent, it needs a sustainable economic foundation — one that doesn't rely on external donors or corporate interests, but is built and maintained by the community itself. The models below are designed to fund the ecosystem's development while keeping decision-making power in the hands of participants.

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Investment Fund

The United Humankind investment fund is financed through two sources: a micro-percentage withheld from ecosystem transactions, and direct participant contributions. The fund invests in innovative areas with measurable social impact — generating returns for contributors while delivering sustainable, long-term benefits to humanity.

Participants choose between two models of involvement in investment decisions:

  • Decentralized model — each participant independently selects priority areas for fund allocation

  • Delegated model — decisions are made by a selected committee of highly reputable experts and practitioners

Both models coexist, allowing each member to choose between personal control and trust in collective expertise.

Participants can financially support United Humankind's development by contributing resources to scale the ecosystem — covering infrastructure, new community launches, communications, and outreach.

Donors independently determine how their funds are allocated, choosing specific areas, Fractions, or projects they consider most significant — with a mandatory contribution toward advertising and support of technological protocols. This format preserves the system's decentralized nature and allows each participant to directly influence the direction of community development.

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Microtransactions

The economic model of United Humankind is built on microtransactions between ecosystem participants. Any paid interaction within the system is accompanied by a small percentage being withheld and distributed according to predetermined rules.

Withheld funds flow through two channels:

  • Investment — funds are accumulated on behalf of the participant as a long-term stake, recorded in the system of future payouts

  • Ecosystem development — funds support infrastructure, platforms, security, scalability, and community growth

Participants independently set the distribution ratio between these two channels. All operations remain transparent and traceable.

The model scales with transaction volume, requires no external funding, and generates sustainable financial flows.

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