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1. Network Security & Access

Staking Nodes participating in computation, verification, and auditing must stake $GAI. Staking determines task eligibility, capacity allocation, and reputation weight within the network. Slashing & Penalties Malicious or non-compliant behavior—such as invalid execution, falsified proofs, or service refusal—results in slashing. Penalties may include token burn and exclusion from future tasks.

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2. Resource Coordination

Compute Allocation $GAI is used to coordinate access to network resources, including computation capacity and query execution priority under constrained conditions. Priority Mechanism Under high demand, staking and reputation influence scheduling priority and access to execution resources.

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3. Protocol Governance

Parameter Governance – Privacy constraints (e.g., k-anonymity thresholds, ε limits) – Network fees and economic parameters Protocol Evolution – Upgrades and version control – Integration standards and compliance templates – Migration and deprecation policies

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4. Incentives and Value Distribution

Verifiable Contribution Rewards Participants contributing computation, verification, or ecosystem integration receive $GAI rewards based on verifiable receipts (VUR). Penalty and Incentive Balance The system aligns incentives and penalties through staking, slashing, and reward distribution, ensuring that only valid and verifiable work is compensated.