Token Economics & Community Governance
Cathedral Governance Token (CGT)
Each brand deploys its own branded token powered by Cathedral infrastructure.
Token Distribution Model:
Earn tokens through engagement (purchases, social actions, events, referrals)
Example rates: 1 token per €100 spent; event attendance 100–500 tokens; referrals 200–1,000 tokens
Token Utility:
Voting power (1 token = 1 vote or alternative weightings)
Exclusive access (token-gated products/events)
Rewards marketplace redemption
Status & recognition
Delegation of voting power
Governance Mechanisms by vertical include simple majority, quadratic voting, conviction voting, tiered voting, stake-based mechanisms.
MiCA Compliance for Brand Tokens:
Utility classification, consumer protection, transparency, restricted transferability where applicable.
Regulatory Excellence & MiCA Compliance
MiCA overview and key utility token requirements are summarized.
Cathedral DHO's MiCA Compliance:
Utility token design and consumer protection measures
GDPR compliance: zero personal data on-chain, pseudonymous participation
Brand protection: brand owns customer relationships and data off-chain
Compliance is positioned as a competitive advantage: legal team approval, 12–24 month lead vs competitors, premium pricing.
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