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Migrate EN mockup content + intro + approval box (Theo 2026-06-13)
Migrate EN mockup content + intro + approval box (Theo 2026-06-13)
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: A defined algorithm in WikiDeal Prototype 1: WIL nominal value in CHF increases by 5% each year. Starting at CHF 1.00, after 5 years 1 WIL = CHF 1.28, after 10 years 1 WIL = CHF 1.63. This provides a stable, predictable return anchored in CHF — comparable to conservative safe-haven instruments. The algorithm is immutable (cannot be changed by any party).
: A defined algorithm in WikiDeal Prototype 1: WIL nominal value in CHF increases by 5% each year. Starting at CHF 1.00, after 5 years 1 WIL = CHF 1.28, after 10 years 1 WIL = CHF 1.63. This provides a stable, predictable return anchored in CHF — comparable to conservative safe-haven instruments. The algorithm is immutable (cannot be changed by any party).
; Funder
; Funder
: To "back" WikiDeal is to contribute financially to Prototype 1 via the bonding curve, receiving WikiDeal Rewards in return. A "funder" (soutien) is a person who has done so. Funding is distinct from "supporting" (general goodwill) and from "investing" (financial return-seeking). A funder simultaneously makes a contribution, purchases conditional rights, and joins the governance community.
: To "back" WikiDeal is to contribute financially to Prototype 1 via the bonding curve, receiving WikiDeal Rewards in return. A "funder" (soutien) is a person who has done so. Funding is distinct from "supporting" (general goodwill) and from "contributing" (financial return-seeking). A funder simultaneously makes a contribution, purchases conditional rights, and joins the governance community.
; Ring of Trust
; Ring of Trust
: A formal agreement between at least 2 WikiDeal User Groups enabling WikiDeal Miles interoperability. Each Ring defines the usage coefficients for complementary currency exchange within its member groups. Rings are the foundation of the WikiDeal Miles ecosystem. A User Group may participate in multiple Rings simultaneously.
: A formal agreement between at least 2 WikiDeal User Groups enabling WikiDeal Miles interoperability. Each Ring defines the usage coefficients for complementary currency exchange within its member groups. Rings are the foundation of the WikiDeal Miles ecosystem. A User Group may participate in multiple Rings simultaneously.