PD Token and the PD Assembly

PD Token and the PD Assembly

The CNBM ecosystem can be seen as a decentralized public joint-stock company. In this structure, each PD Token represents a share of ownership, and the total PD supply equals 100% of CNBM's ownership.

There is no central authority to control, regulate, or manage CNBM. Ownership, guidance, and participation in the ecosystem are entirely driven by PD Token holders, who act as true stakeholders believing in blockchain philosophy and playing an active role in building and expanding CNBM.

PD is not just a voting tool — it is the true symbol of ownership and participation in a decentralized monetary system.

PD Token

The PD Token (Primary Dealer Token) is the fundamental ownership token of the CNBM ecosystem. All rights related to launching new infrastructure, revenue sharing, and shaping CNBM's growth trajectory are defined through PD Token ownership.

PD Tokens resemble blockchain validators: They allow the ecosystem to mint (issue) CNUSD and RC tokens, ensuring monetary operations.

Furthermore, PD Tokens act similarly to Primary Dealers in traditional finance systems, where key intermediaries (Primary Dealers) facilitate the issuance of money and securities.

Issuance, Distribution, and Naming of PD Tokens

Naming Structure

Each PD Token is named based on its related blockchain, for example:

  • PDBNB: PD Token for DecenBank on BNB Chain
  • PDSOL: PD Token for DecenBank on Solana
  • PDARB: PD Token for DecenBank on Arbitrum
Open Market Liquidity

After the presale, PD Tokens will be listed immediately on official liquidity pools. There are no permanent locks or barriers to trading PD Tokens — ownership in CNBM is open, accessible, and market-driven.

Functional Roles of the PD Token

Exclusive Minting Rights

Only PD Token holders are authorized to mint CNUSD and RC within the CNBM ecosystem.

Revenue Sharing

All fees generated from CNUSD circulation are distributed as follows:

  • 30% to PD Token holders
  • 70% to RC Token holders
Key Insight: If a PD holder also actively participates in the ecosystem (e.g., by holding RC or promoting CNUSD circulation), they can benefit from both the 30% ownership share and a portion of the 70% operational share, effectively capturing up to 100% of daily revenue.

PD Token as Native Coins of Each DecenBank

Native Coin Role

Just as every blockchain has a native coin (e.g., Ether for Ethereum, SOL for Solana), each PD Token serves as the native coin for its corresponding DecenBank ecosystem.

The PD Token acts as:

  • The main ownership representation
  • The instrument for revenue sharing
  • The reflection of the intrinsic value of the ecosystem

Thus, every PD Token has its own dedicated whitepaper detailing its economic model, distribution mechanics, fee structure, and ecosystem policies.

The PD Assembly

The PD Assembly is the strategic and social coordination layer for PD Token holders. Unlike traditional voting bodies, it holds no formal enforcement authority. Instead, it acts as an open forum for discussion, proposal-sharing, and fostering soft consensus.

In an immutable system like CNBM, the PD Assembly serves as a catalyst for expansion, improvement, and operational synergy — driven not by commands, but by decentralized initiative and shared vision.

Philosophy and Roles of the PD Assembly

Key Roles
  1. Open Platform for Proposals:
    Any PD holder can propose ideas, improvements, or initiatives to enhance the ecosystem.
  2. Soft Consensus and Collective Action:
    There are no mandatory implementation mechanisms. However, when a large portion of the community supports a proposal, it naturally moves toward execution.
  3. Enhancing Operational Synergy:
    The Assembly coordinates efforts like liquidity optimization, minting promotion, and incentive alignment.
  4. Formation of Specialized Working Circles:
    Members can form independent working groups (e.g., development teams, liquidity providers, marketing alliances) to voluntarily pursue decentralized initiatives for ecosystem growth.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)