Pivot
From a monolithic deed to three independent layers.
Enter pivot →NRD-DAO Atlas · for counsel review
Verified ecological condition,
rendered as a commodity.
A three-layer architecture: a lightweight legal instrument per property, a governance vehicle scaled to stakeholder shape, and a cryptographic measurement layer that both consume.
Conservation that funds itself. The architecture is permissioned, per-property isolated, and evidence-anchored. Every assertion traces to NURJ paper, EC-M methodology, jurisdictional law, or first-principles reasoning. Nothing here is marketing.
Architecture
Three layers, seven templates, six modules, five jurisdictions.
Enter architecture →Perimeter
Eight bright lines that keep this out of securities.
Enter perimeter →Risks
25 pressure tests, 19 first-principles attacks, open questions.
Enter risks →Jurisdictions
USA Vermont first; Argentina, Ecuador, Madagascar, Bangladesh.
Enter jurisdictions →Path
From here to Greg’s co-sign and first deployment.
Enter path →Reader tracks
Pick a path that matches what you're reviewing for.
Counsel reads differently than indigenous-rights advocates; engineers differently than founders; Greg differently than everyone. Eleven curated paths through the Atlas — each ordered, each scoped.
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For: Outside counsel reviewing for securities, tax, property law.
Counsel-first
Perimeter, samples, pressure tests.
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For: Co-signing partner.
Greg
Curated path that survives risk-aversion.
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For: Indigenous-rights advocates and co-design facilitators.
Template C
Indigenous co-design.
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For: Systems engineers and methodology developers.
Engineer
Modules, methodology, attestation.
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For: Founders, partners, stakeholders.
Founder
Pivot, architecture, path.
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For: Ecologists and methodologists.
Methodology
Layer 3 — measurement and registry.
Inside
Where to look.
- The three-layer thesis — why a single complicated deed couldn't carry the weight
- Seven binding principles — what cannot change without redoing the architecture
- Eight bright lines — the regulatory perimeter
- Sensor to credit — end-to-end operational walkthrough
- Template C — co-design, not template; the architecture's most progressive element
Adversarial
What's been tested.
- 25 pressure tests — setup, attack, mitigation, residual risk
- 19 first-principles attacks — original 7 + Phase-9 12
- Open questions — what's still unresolved
- Iteration log — what changed across each pass
- Greg alignment timeline — the staged co-signing path