Support the project
The best help is information: honest, in your own words, in the places where people already talk about such things.
Assetrix is made by crypto enthusiasts who take the questions of ethics seriously. The purpose of the project is research: whether a fair model of money can be built — suitable both for payments and for saving, with rules written in code and no promises beyond them.
That purpose shapes how we ask for help. We do not run bounty programmes. We do not pay tokens or money for spreading information about the project, and never will. A paid recommendation is worth less than silence, and the people we want to reach can tell the difference.
How to tell people
Say what you actually think
Reddit — contribute before you link
r/CryptoCurrency, r/defi, r/ethereum, r/ethfinance. Those communities reward participation and punish advertising: read the rules, take part in discussions, and mention Assetrix only where it answers a question someone asked.
Bitcointalk and forums
The oldest archive of project discussions and still one of the first places people research a protocol. A thread with a plain description, the documents and the checksums — and answers to questions, however inconvenient.
A long read
Video and podcasts
A walk through the white paper, a reading of the FAQ, a conversation with someone who disagrees. Independent reviews are the most valuable and the ones we cannot arrange.
Three requests
- Say you are not being paid. You are not — and it is the first thing a careful reader wants to know.
- Do not promise growth. The cost of entry rises by the rules; the market price is the market’s and can fall. Anyone who writes otherwise is misrepresenting the protocol, whatever they intend.
- Link the documents, not just the site. The white paper, the checksums and the timestamps are what make the project worth trusting — not a post, ours or yours.
A post you can copy
Written to be pasted as it is. Change it as you like — in your own words it is better.
Found a project worth a look — Assetrix DAO, a coin on Arbitrum. The idea is simple: the price of minting a new coin is written into the contract and only goes up. Ever. Like the cost of living, honestly. You put in collateral and can take it all back whenever you want, or turn it into a coin backed by a real reserve. No promises from the team, no hype — just a formula you can check and a contract nobody can change. IMHO this thing has room to grow: when every new coin costs more than the last one, the direction is kind of built in. Not advice, not paid, not affiliated — just my take. assetrix.org
Donations
The one thing we can accept besides honest words is a donation to development and research. It buys nothing — no tokens, no priority, no seat. It pays for the work.
For funds and strategic investors
We are open to working with funds and investors who develop good crypto protocols. The instrument for it is already in the contract, not in a side agreement.
Section 6 of the white paper: the protocol fee accumulates at a single treasury address, and the right to it is divided into shares. At deployment there is one share, tied to the guardian. The guardian may add an address, which creates a new share. The maximum number of shares is one hundred. An added address cannot be removed under any circumstances by anyone, including the guardian.
For an investor this means three things. Once the guardian writes a fund’s wallet into the contract, nobody can write it out — not the guardian, not a vote, not a later team. The ceiling of one hundred shares is in the code, so a share can never be diluted below one hundredth. And the fee itself is bounded by ceilings fixed in the contract and readable on-chain at any time. The mechanism is implemented, covered by the test suite, and immutable once deployed.
We are prepared to assign part of these shares to funds in exchange for help in bringing the protocol to its audience. Terms are discussed individually.