Action · Mining

Verify a tree.
Mine Rings.

Planting is the entry point. What matters after that is whether the tree is still standing. Verification is how the system finds out.

Mining Reward — per valid verification
100
Rings distributed automatically on approval
80%
Verifier
15%
Planter
5%
Oracle
Both outcomes — alive or dead — are valid verifications.
The map needs to reflect reality, not assumptions.
What verification is

Confirming what
actually exists.

Verification is the process of confirming the current condition of a registered tree: whether it is alive and standing, or whether it is no longer there.

It requires a visit to the registered location, clear visual evidence of the tree's condition, and geolocation confirmation through the app. The Standing handles the rest.

Find trees to verify on the Tree Map
1
Capture
Visit the tree's registered location. Take clear visual evidence of its current condition — whether standing or not.
2
Submit
Submit the evidence through the app with geolocation confirmation. Everything is recorded permanently to the tree's history.
3
Result
The oracle reviews and approves the submission. The tree's status on the Tree Map is updated. The window closes.
Both outcomes are valid. A dead tree confirmed dead is accurate information — and the map needs accurate information. Both are rewarded.
Day 0
Tree registered and approved
The tree receives a unique ID and appears on the public Tree Map.
Month 6
Verification window opens
Anyone can submit valid proof — alive or gone. Window stays open until a valid submission is received.
Window open
Verification approved
Window closes. Rings mined.
Reward distributed automatically: 80% verifier / 15% planter / 5% oracle.
6 months later
Next window opens
The cycle repeats for as long as the tree remains in the system.
↺ Repeats every 6 months
02 — Who can verify

Anyone who can
reach the tree.

Verification is open and distributed. The original planter, other participants, or any person who can reach the tree's registered location can submit a verification — as long as the six-month window is open.

There is no assignment. No queue. The first valid submission during an open window closes that window and mines the reward. The next window opens automatically six months later.

03 — What verification mines

The reward is
distributed automatically.

Every valid verification approved by the system mines Rings, split automatically between the three participants. No claim required. No manual distribution.

The base reward is ◉100 per valid verification in the current epoch. This amount follows a halving structure — as the network of verified living trees grows, Ring becomes progressively scarcer.

80%
Verifier
Whoever submitted the valid proof — alive or dead. Paid immediately on approval.
15%
Planter
The wallet recorded at the tree's registration — permanently, for every future verification.
5%
Oracle
Funds the review and integrity systems that keep submissions accurate.
If you planted the tree and verify it yourself, you collect both shares: 80% as verifier + 15% as planter = 95% of the mining reward for that verification.
What happens after

Every verification
starts the next one.

A verified tree does not leave the system. A completed verification closes the current window and opens the next one six months later — indefinitely, for as long as the tree remains registered.

Each ring mined against a tree is a permanent record on the blockchain. Every one is proof something survived another cycle.

Want to plant? Register a tree
1
Verification approved
Rings distributed automatically. Tree status updated on the map. Record written permanently to blockchain.
2
Window closes
The current verification window closes. The tree's next eligible date is set six months from the completed verification.
3
Next window opens automatically
No action required. The next window opens at the scheduled date — visible on the Tree Map and in the app.
4
The planter keeps earning
Each verification — by anyone — pays 15% to the planter's wallet. The economic relationship between planter and tree has no scheduled end.