The White Paper Is Updated - Now in Sync With the Protocol
October 22, 2026
The protocol moved fast this year. The documentation didn't always keep up.
Since summer, the DAO has changed parameters, FinPro has launched, new products and security layers have appeared - and the White Paper kept describing the protocol as it was before all of that. For a new partner reading it on day one, that meant learning numbers that were no longer true.
That's fixed. The White Paper is now in sync with the protocol.
What changed
Parameters match the DAO decisions. Every value changed by governance since the Phase 2 transition is now reflected in the documentation - the reward distributions, the Sponsor Bonus, the Frozen Balance rules, the Accumulative Balance timer, the status of Business Sale. The interactive calculators use the current values too. If a number in the White Paper and a number on-chain disagreed before, they don't anymore.
Phase 2 is documented as live, not planned. The wording across the pages no longer describes Phase 2 as something awaiting activation.
Two new pages. FinPro and FinFlow now have a dedicated page: what FinPro is, how FinFlow works, who can open a position, how limits are calculated, how accruals, Compound, and Refund work. And FinPro Marketing has its own page with the full mechanics - structure, levels, limits, Claim Spot, compound, and the rules that protect your place.
Security is up to date. The account-security section now includes the Secret Code, the DAO-based account recovery procedure, and the complete list of official domains - so you can tell at a glance which sites are ours.
Clear status on what's live and what's ahead. Mining, Farming, and Lending are documented mechanics scheduled for 2027 - the pages now say so. The roadmap reflects what has actually shipped and what comes next.
FAQ and Glossary extended with the terms and questions the community has been asking about most.
Why this matters
The White Paper is the document we point every new partner to. When you onboard someone, you should be able to send them a link and know that what they read is what the protocol does. That's the standard we hold it to - and the one we'll keep holding it to as the protocol keeps moving.
The English version is updated first; the other languages follow.