Frequently Asked Questions

What are the requirements to join?

Anyone can join the TESSERACT cooperative by acquiring the minimum number of T-CO'OP tokens required for your chosen membership tier. There are no geographical restrictions, though members must comply with their local regulations.

How do I acquire T-CO'OP tokens?

T-CO'OP tokens can be purchased through our token sale events, on supported cryptocurrency exchanges, or through our direct purchase portal after connecting your wallet.

What wallet should I use?

We support most major Ethereum-compatible wallets, including MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet, and Trust Wallet. We recommend using a wallet where you control your private keys.

Are there ongoing membership fees?

There are no recurring membership fees. Your membership is secured by holding the required number of T-CO'OP tokens in your connected wallet.

Can I sell my membership?

Your membership is tied to your T-CO'OP tokens. You can transfer or sell your tokens according to the terms outlined in our membership agreement, which may include vesting periods for certain membership tiers.

What is Tesseract’s dual-token system?

Tesseract employs a dual-token architecture consisting of: - T-ASSET: A security-like token representing fractional ownership in real-world GPU infrastructure. T-CO'OP: A utility and governance token facilitating ecosystem participation, staking, and governance. This structure separates asset ownership from utility functions, aiding in regulatory compliance and ecosystem scalability.

What is the role of T-ASSET?

T-ASSET represents ownership in Tesseract’s infrastructure and entitles holders to revenue distributions from the Vault. It is available exclusively to Qualified Purchasers (QPs) and is subject to transfer restrictions to comply with securities regulations.

What is the role of T-CO'OP?

T-CO'OP serves as the primary utility and governance token within the Tesseract ecosystem. It enables holders to participate in governance decisions, stake for rewards, and access ecosystem services. Its valuation is managed through mechanisms like the Hyper Augmented Bonding Curve (HABC) and the Trinity Stability and Liquidity Mechanism (TSLM).

Why implement a dual-token model?

The dual-token model allows for: - Regulatory compliance: By separating securities (T-ASSET) from utilities (T-CO'OP). - Ecosystem scalability: T-CO'OP facilitates broad participation without affecting asset ownership. - Risk mitigation: Isolating financial instruments from utility tokens reduces systemic risks.

How does Tesseract ensure regulatory compliance?

Tesseract restricts T-ASSET to Qualified Purchasers and implements transfer restrictions. T-CO'OP is designed as a utility token, focusing on governance and ecosystem participation, aligning with utility token classifications in major jurisdictions.

What is the Trinity Stability and Liquidity Mechanism (TSLM)?

TSLM is a framework combining the Hyper Augmented Bonding Curve (HABC), real-time price management algorithms, and evolutionary layers to maintain T-CO'OP’s price stability and liquidity.

Can T-CO'OP be converted to T-ASSET?

Direct conversion is not standard. However, under certain conditions or governance-approved events, limited conversion paths may be available, ensuring T-ASSET’s scarcity and investor value are preserved.

How does Tesseract’s model compare to Bittensor’s dual-token system?

While Tesseract separates asset ownership (T-ASSET) from utility (T-CO'OP), Bittensor’s model, as seen in the Masa subnet, introduces a dual-token reward system ($MASA and $TAO) to incentivize participation. Both systems aim to balance utility and investment functions but differ in implementation and focus areas.

What is the TesseractDAO?

TesseractDAO is the decentralized governance body overseeing the Tesseract ecosystem. T-CO'OP holders participate in decision-making processes, including protocol upgrades and strategic initiatives.

How are staking and rewards managed?

T-CO'OP holders can stake their tokens to earn rewards and participate in governance. The staking system is managed by smart contracts, ensuring transparency and security.

What is the Hyper Augmented Bonding Curve (HABC)?

HABC is an advanced bonding curve mechanism that adjusts token valuation based on supply and demand within predefined mathematical constraints, aiding in price stability and liquidity.

How does Tesseract handle revenue distribution?

Revenue generated from Tesseract’s infrastructure is distributed to T-ASSET holders, reflecting their ownership stake. The distribution process is managed through smart contracts, ensuring fairness and transparency.

What are the qualifications for purchasing T-ASSET?

T-ASSET is available exclusively to Qualified Purchasers (QPs) who meet specific eligibility requirements, ensuring compliance with securities regulations.

How does Tesseract ensure ecosystem scalability?

By separating utility (T-CO'OP) from asset ownership (T-ASSET), Tesseract allows for broad participation in the ecosystem without compromising the integrity of asset-backed tokens.

What mechanisms are in place for price stability?

Tesseract employs the Trinity Stability and Liquidity Mechanism (TSLM), which includes the Hyper Augmented Bonding Curve (HABC) and real-time price management algorithms to maintain token price stability.

Can T-CO'OP holders influence T-ASSET-related decisions?

T-CO'OP holders participate in governance decisions through TesseractDAO. However, decisions directly affecting T-ASSET are subject to additional compliance and regulatory considerations.

How does Tesseract manage cross-border compliance?

Tesseract implements jurisdiction-specific compliance procedures, including geofencing and identity verification, to ensure participants meet local regulatory requirements.

What is the role of smart contracts in Tesseract?

Smart contracts manage various functions within the Tesseract ecosystem, including staking operations, governance processes, and revenue distribution, ensuring automation and transparency.

How does Tesseract’s model benefit retail participants?

Retail participants can engage with the ecosystem through T-CO'OP, participating in governance, staking, and accessing services, without the complexities associated with asset ownership.

Where can I find more information about Tesseract?

For detailed information, refer to the Tesseract Litepaper, which provides comprehensive insights into the ecosystem’s architecture, tokenomics, and governance.

Why are Tesseract’s returns higher than typical staking or token projects?

Tesseract offers higher returns by grounding its economic model in real-world infrastructure revenue rather than speculative token inflation. - Revenue-Generating Infrastructure - Asset-Backed Distributions - No Inflationary Dilution - Vault Capital Efficiency - Stability & Liquidity Framework (TSLM) - Efficient Governance and Allocation

What’s the big idea behind Tesseract’s token system?

Tesseract uses real-world assets (RWA)—specifically GPU-based infrastructure—as a solid foundation to build an amplified, geometric utility layer on top. - T-Asset represents the base layer: capital invested into real, cash-generating infrastructure. - T-CO'OP is the upper layer: a flexible, dynamic utility token that thrives on the yield from the RWA foundation. This allows Tesseract to project exponential utility from a grounded, finite, and growing pool of assets.