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English edition
The complete English paper with the full technical and governance explanation of DDI.
Protocol guide
Understand the DDI protocol.
A clear overview of the problems, principles, architecture, elections, funding mechanics, and public-accountability system documented in the DDI white paper.
Current editionDraft 1.1
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Persian edition
The complete Persian edition with right-to-left typesetting and the same technical scope.
White paper summary
The core ideas, at a glance.
These sections summarize Draft 1.1. Read the PDF for the complete technical details, assumptions, and limitations.
The problem DDI addresses
Political fragmentation, limited trust, and unreliable resources make democratic cooperation difficult. DDI proposes a public, verifiable process for coordination, funding, and accountability.
Protocol principles
Public verification, defined authority, measurable execution, open participation, wallet-based privacy, and inspectable upgrades form the protocol's design foundation.
Eight-contract architecture
DDI, DDIG, Treasury, CitizenTax, Stacking, OfficerElection, CivilDutyMembership, and OKRGovernance work together to coordinate participation, elections, funding, and oversight.
DDI and DDIG roles
DDI supports funding, staking, candidate pledges, and rewards. DDIG establishes eligibility for elections and civil duty; it is not proof that a wallet represents a unique person.
Treasury and funding
The Treasury holds ETH and DDI and calculates an internal reserve ratio. That ratio is a protocol indicator, not a market price, redemption guarantee, valuation, or promise of liquidity.
Nomination and election
Long-term stakes qualify board members to nominate and financially back executive candidates. Eligible Global Citizens cast the votes that determine the elected officer.
Civic oversight and OKRs
The elected officer publishes objectives, measures, deadlines, and requested funding. Randomly selected civic committees review achievement and record outcomes on the public system.
Upgrades and verification
UUPS contracts can evolve, so a credible deployment must disclose proxy and implementation addresses, verified source, deployment and upgrade transactions, and administrators.
Document scope
This white paper is a technical and governance description. It is not an offer to sell securities, investment or legal advice, or a promise of token value. Independently verify deployed information before relying on it or participating.