Carbon Backed Digital Currency

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Assurance under the DCF Protocol focuses on reconciliation between digital tokens and the underlying registry credits, lifecycle enforcement, supply discipline, transfer finality, and retirement integrity. Assurance does not extend to price, valuation, market liquidity, trading outcomes, or public-ledger performance and is periodic and independent in nature. This website is intended to describe protocol architecture, governance principles, lifecycle rules, and market-compatibility posture. It does not constitute an offering, solicitation, financial promotion, market-making agreement, regulatory filing, or legal advice. Descriptions are functional rather than contractual unless expressly stated. The DCF Protocol is designed for carbon project developers, registries, verifiers, institutional counterparties, regulated platforms, banks, custody providers, tokenization platforms, blockchain and public-ledger infrastructure partners, and professional market makers. It is not designed for retail speculation, yield strategies, governance token participation, price stabilization schemes, liquidity guarantees, or issuer-directed trading. 

DCF publishes formal statements and educational materials related to protocol governance and digital carbon infrastructure. Communications are factual, non-promotional, and do not include price commentary, investment claims, market guarantees, or forward-looking market projections. DCF engages with carbon project developers, registries, institutional counterparties, auditors, exchanges, custody providers, banks, blockchain and public-ledger infrastructure partners, market makers, and policy-aligned organizations. Engagement is evaluated based on alignment with protocol standards, environmental integrity, legal clarity, technical compatibility, sustainability alignment, market predictability, and long-term trust. DCF does not provide redemption guarantees, liquidity facilities, price support, yield mechanisms, financial incentives, deposits, payment services, monetary instruments, validator incentives, staking rewards, market-making services, or discretionary market intervention. DCF does not act as a broker, dealer, exchange, bank, custodian of customer funds, trustee, validator, miner, node operator, market maker, or fiduciary.