Ring is not a static asset. It circulates continuously through economic activity, planting, and verification — each loop reinforcing the others.
The native digital asset of The Standing ecosystem.
No tree. No Ring.
Ring is not minted by a company decision.
It is mined through proof of survival — the verified confirmation that a real tree is still alive.
Ring functions as a medium of exchange at partner stores and a reward unit for verified environmental actions.
Ring is not a static asset. It circulates continuously through economic activity, planting, and verification — each loop reinforcing the others.
Every valid verification approved by the system generates 100 Ring (current base reward), distributed automatically by protocol in the following split:
The planter receives their share every single time anyone verifies their tree — not just once. The longer the tree lives, the more verification cycles occur, the more the planter earns.
Split applies equally to verifications confirming a tree alive
and verifications confirming a tree is no longer standing.
Verification rewards follow a halving structure — every time the system reaches a pre-calculated number of valid verifications, the base reward reduces by half.
That threshold is not arbitrary. It is calculated from the state of the living forest at the start of each epoch.
There is no other digital asset whose emission schedule is governed by the biological state of organisms in the real world.
Ring exists on blockchain. This is not a marketing claim — it has a specific practical consequence that matters for this system in particular.
Every planting registration, every verification event, every Ring distribution is recorded permanently and cannot be altered. Not by The Standing. Not by anyone.
Ring is a utility asset — not equity, not a share, not a claim on profits. It works inside the ecosystem. What it does there is exactly what this page describes. Nothing more, nothing less.
Its market price is determined by supply and demand in open markets and by usage within the ecosystem. The Standing does not guarantee price behavior. Participation is voluntary.
Ring doesn't exist because someone decided to create it. It exists because a tree was confirmed still standing — and someone went to check.