The public blockchain that derives its value from activities created by members within the ecosystem solving real world economic problems

VeChain

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1.1 Technical Consensus

1.2 Business Consensus

1.3 Governance Consensus

1. VeChain’s Vision

2.1 PoA 1.0

2.2.1 Solutions

2.2.2 Implementation

2.2 PoA 2.0

2.3.1 TX Uniqueness

2.3.2 Multi-Task Transaction (MTT)

2.3.3 Forcible Transaction Dependency

2.3.4 Transaction Lifecycle Control

2.3 Meta Transaction Features (Enhanced Transaction Model)

2.4.1 MPP

2.4.2 VIP-191 - Designated Gas Payer

2.4 TX Fee Delegation

2.5 On-chain governance mechanism (pure technical)

2.6 Built-in Smart Contracts

2.7.1 Connex API Standard

2.7.2 Sync and other clients

2.7 Connex.js and Sync

2.8 VIPs

2. The VeChainThor Blockchain

3.1 Overview

3.2 Foundation Governance Structure

3.3.1 Stakeholders

3.3.2 Stakeholder category and the voting authority model

3.3.3 All Stakeholders Voting

3.3 Stakeholders with Voting Authority

3.4 The Board of Steering Committee

3.5 Advisory Board

3.6 Functional Committees

3.7.1 What is an Authority Masternode?

3.7.2 How are the AMs managed?

3.7.3 Authority Masternode Identity Disclosure

3.7 Authority Masternode Management

3.8.1 Funding Sources

3.8.2 Quarterly Financial Report

3.8.3 Financial Policy & Compliance

3.8 Financial Management

3. Governance

4.1 Overview

4.2 Design Philosophy

4.3 Model Settings

4.4 Balance the Demand and Supply of VTHO

4. Economic Model

5.1 Overview

Problem

Solution

Value Proposition

Case Study

5.2 Provenance for food & beverage

5.3 Anti-counterfeiting and digitization for high value products

5.4 Digital vehicle passport

5.5 My Story™ - a blockchain-based digital assurance solution

5.6 Digital low carbon emission ecosystem

5.7 Our vision on open finance

5. Use Cases

6.1 Overview

6.2 How do we support the builders

6. A Diverse Ecosystem

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