People's Blockchain
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/docsPEOPLE Blockchain is designed to make blockchain participation accessible to ordinary users using phones, tablets and computers.
The network combines:
The goal is to build a network where users are not only blockchain users, but also participants, creators and eventually infrastructure providers.
People who participate in the network from phones, tablets or computers.
Participants build Participation Power and may receive ecosystem rewards.
Users who create:
Nodes that maintain blockchain consensus, validate transactions and secure the network.
The native asset of PEOPLE Blockchain is PEOPLE, with the ticker PPL.
PEOPLE is intended to provide the economic foundation of the network.
Potential uses include:
Final tokenomics are defined in:
docs/ECONOMICS.md
PEOPLE Blockchain does not rely on traditional proof-of-work mining for ordinary mobile users.
Mobile participation is based on a separate Participation Mining model.
Participants may build Participation Power through:
See:
docs/MOBILE-MINING.md
Every standard token launched through the Token Factory must reserve 10% of its initial supply for its own token-specific Community Pool.
This allocation is a mandatory protocol rule, not an optional creator choice (docs/ECONOMICS.md §9; docs/TOKEN-ECONOMY.md §4).
This mechanism is designed to connect:
Creators → Community → Token Economy
The detailed rules are defined in:
docs/TOKEN-ECONOMY.md
The network is designed to allow ordinary users to create their own tokens without requiring advanced blockchain development skills.
Potential use cases include:
The network is intended to support native NFT creation and ownership.
NFT functionality will be integrated into the broader PEOPLE Blockchain economy.
User-created tokens are intended to be tradable against the native asset.
The planned market architecture includes:
Token Launch
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Bonding Curve
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Liquidity Threshold
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TOKEN / PPL Liquidity Pool
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Decentralized Trading
The detailed parameters are not yet final.
PEOPLE Blockchain was developed from the PEOPLE Network reference codebase (historical origin only).
Current public testnet (2026-10): Cosmos EVM chain id 97401 (people_97401-1), RPC https://node.peopleblockchain.network/rpc, chain sources in chain/. The public site at www.peopleblockchain.network already offers asset creation (token/NFT factories), bonding curve launch, AMM/swap, explorer, and multisig against live Solidity contracts under contracts/ (addresses in website/src/data/evm-deployments-97401.json).
The PEOPLE Network people-node stack remains in-repo as an archive/baseline; it is not the network users connect to today.
The docs/ directory is the primary project specification.
Product roadmap (statuses): docs/ROADMAP.md — canonical list with docs/roadmap.json for the public site.
docs/VISION.md
Defines what the project is, who it is for and why it exists.
docs/MOBILE-MINING.md
Defines Participation Mining, Participation Power and mobile participation.
docs/ECONOMICS.md
Defines the native asset, emission, fees, validators, treasury and network economics.
docs/TOKEN-ECONOMY.md
Defines user-created tokens, Community Pool, Token Factory, bonding curves and DEX economy.
docs/TECHNICAL-ARCHITECTURE.md
Defines the technical architecture; see §0 for the current Cosmos EVM testnet runtime (97401).
docs/TERMINOLOGY.md
Defines the official brand, network and asset naming, the deprecated terms that must not be used as current product names, and the legacy identifiers that are intentionally preserved for consensus, storage and compatibility reasons.
The project documentation in docs/ is the source of truth for product and protocol decisions.
AI coding agents must not independently invent or modify:
When a required decision has not yet been defined, it must be marked:
TBD
and presented for approval before implementation.
The project is being developed in stages:
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