Decoop Whitepaper (English)

DeCoop White Paper: Cooperative Revolution with Blockchain and DeFi

 

Introduction: Vision, Mission, and Core Values

  1. Vision: To be a leading pioneer in advancing the economic and social welfare of members and the community through the inclusive and participatory use of digital technology and Decentralized Finance (DeFi).
  2. Mission: DeCoop exists to promote financial inclusion, empower member MSMEs, and develop a national digital economy ecosystem. Our mission includes:
    ● Improving member welfare through DeFi-based digital services.
    ● Developing an inclusive digital economy ecosystem with DECOIN (DEC) as a utility token.
    ● Providing cooperative financial services (DECFI), a marketplace (DECSTORE), and crowdfunding (DECROWD FUND).
    ● Providing sustainable digital education and literacy.
    Core Values: DeCoop is grounded in traditional cooperative values ​​such as family, non-profit, and democracy, strengthened by digital principles such as decentralization, transparency, security, and continuous innovation.
  3. Tokenomics: DECOIN (DEC)
    DECOIN (DEC) is the primary token in the DeCoop ecosystem, serving as a utility and governance token on the BEP-20 network. The total supply of DEC is 1 trillion.
    Dec’s Main Functions:
    ● Governance: DEC holders have voting rights to participate in important decision-making through a digital voting mechanism.
    ● Capital Representation: DEC can be used as Principal and Mandatory Deposits, where deposited tokens are staked to support ecosystem stability.
    ● Service Utility: DEC is used for service fees, rewards, and to access certain features within the DeCoop ecosystem.
    Blockchain Network:
    ● Tokenization: The BEP-20 network (BNB Smart Chain) is used for DECOIN (DEC) tokenization due to its low transaction fees and high speed.
    ● Services: The Polygon network is used for the DECrowd Fund service to ensure scalability and efficiency in crowdfunding transactions.
    Initial DEC Allocation:
    ● Founding Team: 10%
    ● Cooperative Reserve: 20%
    ● Member Rewards/Staking: 30%
    ● Marketing & Education: 10%
    ● Public Sale/IDO: 30%
  4. DeCoop Ecosystem and Products
    The DeCoop ecosystem is an integrated platform consisting of three main products operating on blockchain technology:
    ● DECFI (Decentralized Coop Finance): A decentralized lending and savings platform.
    ● DECSTORE (Decentralized Coop Marketplace): A decentralized marketplace for member MSME products.
    ● DECROWD FUND (Decentralized Coop Crowdfunding): A crowdfunding platform for member projects operating on the Polygon network.
  5. Roadmap: Implementation Plan and Schedule
    The following is the strategic roadmap for DeCoop’s development:
    ● January 2025: Start of Crypto IDO Platform Development.
    ● April 2025: Preparations for the IDO Token Sale begin.
    ● January 2026: Partnerships for the future Ecosystem will be formed.
    ● June 2026: Release of the full version of the DeCoop DApp.
    ● December 2026: The first product will be launched for all businesses.
  6. Core Team and Advisors
    The DeCoop team consists of experienced professionals in the blockchain, finance, and technology sectors. ● Core Team:
    ○ Hans Prasetya: CEO & Lead Blockchain
    ○ Tubagus Wijaya: CTO & Software Engineer
    ○ Sandy Jhonatan: CFO
    ○ Sagit Hariaji: COO
    ● Advisory Board:
    ○ Desdi D. Sagita
    ○ Tian SH
    ○ Yandi Gustiawan
  7. Risk Management and Mitigation
    We recognize the risks associated with this project and have prepared a comprehensive mitigation strategy:
    ● Regulatory Risk: Continuously monitor regulatory changes in the financial and blockchain industries to ensure compliance.
    ● Market Risk: Diversify your portfolio and implement strict risk management, especially for day trading, with a clear stop-loss system.
    ● Technology Risk: Conduct regular security audits on your code and infrastructure, and have backup and disaster recovery systems in place.
    ● Operational Risk: Implement clear Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and provide ongoing team training.
    ● Liquidity Risk: Maintaining adequate liquidity reserves for daily operations and unforeseen needs.