The coins we hold, and why

Self-referential wealth, held in the open.

Most wealth is priced from outside: a deep market decides what it is worth. A group can also hold wealth it prices itself, from its own work and its own buying. A blockchain lets it do that in public, where a stranger can check every step without trusting anyone. This page names the coins EcoWealth holds, what each one is for, how value moves between them, and how you can run the same strategy for your own group.

Run it for your group The coins

Why

Wealth others price, and wealth you price yourself.

External wealth: ETH, dollars, bitcoin. A deep market sets the price and you can sell into it today. It pays the bills and it pays the gas.
Self-referential wealth: A group's own coin, priced by its own buying and tied to its own work. It is thin by design and says so. Its job is to hold the group's intent onchain: what it pays for, what it rewards, where it points its labor.
Why both: Most of crypto runs on implied value: a small buy moves a thin price, and the new price gets quoted as if it were demand. We do the same arithmetic and label it as ours, every time. The goal is not to close a profitable trade. It is a record of value a group created, priced honestly, that keeps compounding.
What the chain adds: A public ledger nobody owns. The chain is a witness, not a vault: every buy, every pool and every payout can be read by anyone, forever.

The sphere

Six coins, one direction: toward real work.

ETH · the fuel and the base: Every action pays gas in ETH, on Base. Ethereum is the most openly inspected system there is: anyone can read it, test it and try to break it, which is why it gets hardened first. We think that makes it the right base for the security work the AI era needs.
REGEN · the ecological ledger: Regen Network's coin. Regen Ledger is where our records of ecological work go first. On Base it travels as axlREGEN, 0x2E6C05f1f7D1f4Eb9A088bf12257f1647682b754. In our NET/axlREGEN pool, every trade sets aside 1% of its REGEN for the burn, and anyone can send what is set aside to the burn address.
kVCM · the carbon market's coin: Klima's coin on Base, 0x00fBAC94Fec8D4089d3fe979F39454F48c71A65d. In our NET/kVCM pool, every trade sets aside 1% of its kVCM for an escrow that can only spend it retiring carbon credits through Klima, priced in a band set around Regen City Forest Credits and credited to EcoWealth Corporation.
MfT · trees, the community side: MemeForTrees, 0x8fb87d13b40b1a67b22ed1a17e2835fe7e3a9ba3, a volatile meme coin for planting. Its sibling sMFT, Money for Trees, 0xe3dd3881477c20c17df080ceec0c1bd0c065a072, holds a one dollar floor backed by Aave and always redeems for USDC. The MfT we hold walks one way into ECOWEALTH.
ECOWEALTH · the company's coin: EcoWealth's creator coin on Zora, 0x170dC0ca26F1247CED627D8aBcaFA90ecf1e1519. It reaches the company every day, about — ECOWEALTH (—), and that stream pays for the daily operations. Every other capital asset we hold moves one way into it.
NET · the self-asset: 0xE37A9125B6b14D5e8Ec056C744a99F4deC975022. One thousand units, fixed forever. No owner controls: no pause, no freeze, no admin key. Every pool's liquidity is burned, so nobody can pull it, including us. It is paired with ETH, WETH, ECOWEALTH, USDC, cbBTC, cbHYPE, kVCM and axlREGEN, so anything in the sphere reaches it in one hop.

The circle

Capital flows one way, into the coins that carry work.

Capital into ECOWEALTH: MfT, WETH, AERO and cbHYPE drain one way into ECOWEALTH, a small clip at a time, only when the trade lands within 15% of the best rate after gas. axlREGEN walks in through MfT. Nothing is sold back blind.
ETH into NET: About a dime of ETH buys NET twice a day, from the company's own wallet, every buy on the public record.
Fees toward the earth: Every trade through the NET/axlREGEN pool sets aside 1% of its REGEN for the burn. Every trade through the NET/kVCM pool sets aside 1% of its kVCM for carbon retirement. The contracts hold it until anyone calls them to send it on: REGEN to the burn address, kVCM to the retirement escrow.
Tokens into work: On Vealth anyone can offer pay for proven work in any token on Base. The worker signs for it, and the board reads the chain without ever holding the money. That is where a self-asset earns its meaning.
Where agents come in: Real liquidity sits abandoned across chains: dust in old wallets, stranded tokens, forgotten pools. Agents can find it, move it, and concentrate it back into the coins that carry work. Our one-way drain is the first small version of that, running today.

Implied value, labeled

The NET price is our own buying, and we say so.

Value shown for all of NET: —
What produced it: — of our own purchasing, across — buys
Last read: —

That figure is arithmetic, not outside demand: our buys against deliberately thin pools. A single sale by anyone would move it a long way down. The label is part of the number. Quote them together or not at all.

If you buy

Place liquidity. Don't market-buy a lump.

Below the price: Place a range below the price, down to about 70% under, so it buys on the way down.
Full range: Or place it across the whole range, so it trades at every price.
In slices: Or buy in small slices over time.
Why: A lump buy moves the price once and leaves. Liquidity keeps trading, and that volume is what regeneration runs on. Compute is about to be too cheap to meter, and intelligence with it. The volume built now is what meets the AI era.

Run it for your group

The same strategy, in six steps.

1. A coin for your group: A creator coin on Zora is the fastest start: your group gets a coin, a market, and a steady stream of its own coin to run on.
2. A fixed self-asset: Deploy a token with a fixed supply and no owner controls. Publish and verify its source so anyone can read it.
3. Pair it with what you believe in: Open a small full-range pool between your self-asset and each coin you want it to reach: ETH, a dollar coin, the ecological coins. A few dollars a side is enough.
4. Burn the positions: Read each position back, then send it to a burn address. Nobody can ever pull that liquidity, including you.
5. Buy on a schedule, labeled as yours: A small, steady buy from your own revenue. Publish every buy as your own, next to the price it made.
6. Point it at work: Pay for proven work with it, so its value is tied to something a person did and someone accepted. Post the work on Vealth, or anywhere that keeps the proof.

Check it yourself

Every line above is onchain.

NET and its pools: defined.fi · DexScreener · BaseScan
ECOWEALTH: defined.fi · BaseScan
The company wallet: 0x034F29D2CCFf01551304ad92d2599B850D076c89, the one wallet that signs every buy, pool and payout above.
The money, live: What the machine earns, spends and keeps, read from its own records.

What this page is not

A strategy to copy, never an offer.

Not an offer: Not a securities, token-purchase, deposit, or yield offer. There is no purchase path on this page, and we are not seeking buyers.
Not advice: Not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice.
No promised outcome: No return is projected or owed. Every value shown could go to zero.
Not NET credit: NET credit is a separate, simulated record of approved work inside our own files, with no claim on this asset. See the NET credit disclosure.