Why SMCC
Advantages
A coordination layer built to reduce opacity, align incentives and make value portable—without turning the protocol into a walled garden.
SMCC targets opaque intermediation, misaligned incentives and fragmented liquidity by making participation rules transparent, incentives programmable and resulting value portable across venues that speak the protocol.
Transparency
Protocol rules, treasury movements and governance decisions are publicly verifiable on-chain.
Security
Peer review, audits, bug bounties, monitoring with circuit-breakers, and timelocked upgrades with a mandatory public review window.
Composability
Stable, documented interfaces intended to be extended permissionlessly by third-party developers.
User sovereignty
Users retain custody of assets, identities and data; integrations are designed to be privacy-preserving and compliance-aware.
Technology
Architecture
Ethereum-anchored settlement with L2 throughput—minimal core surface area, explicit trade-offs, healthcare-native primitives.
Deployed on Ethereum Mainnet and bridged to leading rollups (Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, zkSync Era). The design targets the smallest sufficient surface area, with trade-offs kept legible for external review.
- Contract suites — Core (settlement, fee accounting, SMCC ERC‑20), Periphery (routers, aggregators, indexers), Governance (voting, treasury, emergency controls)
- Healthcare primitives (Core) — AI Attestation, XR Session ledger, Consent Vault; plus federated analytics, privacy-preserving identifiers and jurisdiction-aware compliance hooks
Economics
Tokenomics
Fixed supply, explicit allocation buckets, and utilities designed to align long-term participation with protocol usage.
Fixed total supply: 1,000,000,000 SMCC. Allocation and utility follow WhitePaper v1.0.
Allocation breakdown
Economic model
- Protocol fees — state-changing interactions pay a fee denominated in SMCC
- Staking — validators and liquidity providers lock SMCC to back honest behaviour and earn a pro-rata share of protocol revenue
- Governance — SMCC holders vote on protocol changes through an on-chain process
- Access — advanced features are priced in SMCC and unlocked by holding or bonding the token
- Buy-back and burn — a portion of fees is routed to a programmatic contract that permanently removes SMCC from circulation; parameters are on-chain and governance-controlled
IDO (30% of supply): retail tranche 40% of the sale allocation; institutional tranche 60%. Price USD 3.00 per SMCC; min 2,000 SMCC per subscription; max 1,000,000 SMCC per wallet; USDT, USDC, ETH accepted. Vesting, bucket rules and any further detail are defined in the WhitePaper.
Delivery
Roadmap
Three parallel tracks—protocol engineering, ecosystem development and research—released as successive trains over the first eighteen months.
Phase 1
Correctness & resilience
- Harden core contracts and expand test-suite coverage
- Closed testnet with invited partners (protocol engineering track)
Phase 2
Developer experience
- Refreshed SDK, improved explorer integration, reference applications
- Developer toolkit: simulation environment, reference components, standardised integration tests
Phase 3
Participation & localisation
- Localised documentation, community grants, expanded partner support (ecosystem + research tracks)
- Beyond the published horizon, priorities are set by on-chain governance on a rolling basis