The PCO Community Token
Free and valueless by design. PCO tokens carry no dividends, no revenue rights, and no monetary value — and they are never sold. Claiming is free; votes are advisory signals about community tooling direction and execute nothing on-chain. If anyone quotes a PCO price or direct-messages you a claim link, it is not us.
What it is
PCO is the community's participation token: a way to recognize the people who show up — answering quests, contributing code and documentation, keeping the ecosystem's tools alive — and to practice running real on-chain operations (multi-device custody, 20-chain deployments, key rotation) in public, on a deliberately low-stakes vehicle.
How to use this page
- Step 1 — choose your wallet. One active wallet drives everything on the page: claims land there, balances show for it, votes and transfers come from it. Connect EckoWallet, Zelcore, or a Ledger — a wallet you already control. This page never generates or stores keys for you. Never two identities at once — switching wallets switches everything.
- Step 2 — claim, free. The on-chain gas station pays the claim fee, so you need no KDA to claim. Your wallet signs one thing: permission for the station to pay — never a movement of your own funds. Everything else (transfers, ranked-choice voting) is not sponsored: your active wallet signs and pays ordinary gas. On-chain questions are admin-authored — suggest yours on the public channels and the organization makes it official.
- Everything is verifiable. The deployed contracts byte-compare against the public repository, and every claim, grant, round, and vote lives in public on-chain events.
Fair play
- One claim per account per round is the on-chain rule.
- Round budgets and grant caps bound every event — when a budget is exhausted, the round is over.
- Official rounds exist on-chain before they exist anywhere else. We never direct-message claim links.
Documentation
- The user guide — step-by-step: claiming, wallet setup (all four options), transfers, voting, the voting key, guard rotation, and how to verify everything yourself.
- The same guide on the wiki — for reading outside the site.
- The contracts on GitHub — source of truth: modules, test suites, and the verification guide for byte-comparing what is deployed against the repository.
1 · Choose your wallet
Everything on this page — claiming, balances, votes, transfers — uses one active wallet: your own. Connect it and the page follows it. Claiming stays gasless — you need no KDA to claim; your wallet only authorises the gas station to pay, and the station covers the fee.
2 · Claim — CLOSED
The gas station pays the fee and the receiving account never signs — claiming is free. The station sponsors only claims; everything else is self-paid.
Receiving address — pre-filled with your active wallet. Paste any k:address instead (a hardware wallet in a safe, a friend's account…) and claim straight to it: the receiving address never signs and needs no wallet here.
0 PCO left in the pool
Pick a round and answer its community quest (published on the PCO channels with its round id):
Send PCO
Send to a k: account — double-check it, transfers are irreversible.
Open questions — ranked-choice voting
Questions are put on-chain by the organization (suggest yours below). Tap the options in your order of preference — first tap = first choice — then submit. Scores are live Borda points (a ballot of K options gives its 1st choice K points per token, the 2nd K−1, …). Re-submitting replaces your ballot. How voting works →
No open questions right now.
Suggest a question
On-chain questions are admin-authored: the community suggests them on the public channels and the organization puts them on-chain (this prevents anyone from squatting the limited proposal slots — why it works this way →). Suggest yours on Telegram or X.
Rotate an account guard
Point a named PCO account at a new key (your active wallet must satisfy its current guard). Protocol note: k: accounts cannot rotate — their guard is permanently bound to their key. Details →
Look up any account
Read-only — no wallet, no signature. Balances and tallies are public chain state.
network: mainnet01 · chain 0 · n_57fcd6f7b72e8949af51a8d6f17fe12cc7719d10
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