A better Bitcoin with GAS for ethical activity. Built on Base Network, powered by Proof of Accountability.
Core Features
TreeCoin combines deflationary tokenomics with ethical infrastructure. Every transaction fuels a network designed to protect whistleblowers, reward integrity, and encrypt the truth.
Immutable, anonymous blockchain submissions. Zero-cost whistleblowing ensures no barrier to accountability. Reports are encrypted, timestamped, and permanent.
On-chain reputation system starting at a base score of 100. Earn through verified ethical actions, lose through proven misconduct. Transparent and immutable.
Transactions encrypted as Unicode glyphs across 180+ writing systems. Your data hides in plain sight, indistinguishable from multilingual text.
Fixed 21 billion supply with halving every 210,000 blocks. No minting, no inflation. Programmatic scarcity mirrors sound money principles.
Deployed on Coinbase's Layer 2. Transaction fees averaging ~$0.01. Ethereum security guarantees with the speed and cost-efficiency of an optimistic rollup.
Full integration with TreeChain's encryption suite. TreeCoin serves as the native gas token for the entire TreeChain ecosystem of privacy tools.
Unlike Proof of Work or Proof of Stake, Proof of Accountability ties block validation to verifiable ethical actions on the network. Validators stake TreeCoin and maintain an on-chain ethical score. Misconduct results in slashing and score reduction. Whistleblower submissions are validated through a decentralized jury of high-score nodes, ensuring that truth is the consensus mechanism.
Validators stake TreeCoin and begin with a base ethical score of 100. Higher scores earn priority in block production.
Blocks include encrypted whistleblower submissions verified by a decentralized jury of top-scoring validators.
Honest validation earns TreeCoin rewards and score increases. Misconduct triggers automatic slashing and score penalties.
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