Fractionalized Digital Currency Token

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The Digital Carbon Coin (DCC) is a crypto currency governed by the proprietary DCC Protocol. The DCC exists solely as a standardized digital representation of verified, immobilized carbon credits. The DCC is backed exclusively by verified carbon units (VCU). It is not backed by cash, stable coins, bonds, deposits, or other financial instruments. The protocol does not include buybacks, yield features, price guarantees, reserve diversification, monetary policy logic, validator rewards, liquidity support, or discretionary governance mechanisms. The DCC is not designed or promoted as an investment product, security, currency, payment instrument, or store of value. Supply is strictly constrained by verified credit availability, and retirement is enforced through protocol-defined burn mechanics that permanently reconcile digital units with registry retirement. The digital carbon unit supply under the DCF Protocol is constrained exclusively by the availability of verified, immobilized registry credits. No discretionary, algorithmic, or market-responsive issuance is permitted. Supply expansion occurs only through documented verification, issuance, and immobilization processes and is fully observable and auditable. 

Each digital carbon coin (DCC) is governed by the DCF Protocol and represents a fractionalized environmental accounting attribute corresponding to one kilogram of verified, immobilized carbon issued by a recognized third-party registry. The digital token does not represent money, credit, equity, debt, ownership, revenue participation, or any financial claim. The DCF does not replace or duplicate the function of carbon registries, independent verifiers, or public distributed ledger networks. All credits governed under the DCF Protocol remain issued, recorded, and retired by recognized third-party registries. Verification is performed by independent, qualified verifiers under applicable standards. Public ledger networks provide transaction execution, ordering, and state finality. The DCF does not operate validators, miners, nodes, or consensus mechanisms; does not participate in ledger governance; and does not exercise privileged network access. The DCF’s role is limited to protocol governance and digital lifecycle controls that operate downstream of verification and registry issuance and independently of ledger consensus.