DeCleanup Network converts grassroots environmental action into verified, funded, and onchain-permanent impact.
$bDCU (Base) and $cDCU (Celo) are the two network tokens. In-app points are DCU. See Tokenomics for supply and allocation.
Volunteers organize. NGOs mobilize. Communities clean every single day. The problem is that this action remains invisible, producing no data that funders, partners, or institutions can trust, verify, or build upon.
Funders and partners cannot verify outcomes. Decisions rely entirely on self-reported claims.
Local actions remain fragmented. Efforts duplicate. Best practices never travel beyond a single neighborhood.
Volunteers and organizers receive no structured recognition. Participation stays episodic.
A world where every cleanup event produces trusted, portable data that connects grassroots action to institutional funding, policy decisions, and regenerative ecosystem coordination.
A single verified submission triggers a chain of value that compounds over time.
Geotagged before/after photos in under 60 seconds.
DMRV · AI + human review validates evidence.
Immutable anchoring on Base / Celo.
$bDCU / $cDCU + Impact Product NFT per verified event.
Funders use verified dashboards, fund more cleanups.
We discovered that grassroots cleanup cannot attract institutional capital because it produces no verifiable data. So we are prioritizing verification infrastructure first, a 60-second documentation process that creates immutable onchain records. We are testing this by running a hybrid AI + human validation pipeline and piloting with a few communities around the world. If we can show 80% DMRV compliance and 3+ funders using dashboard data by month 12, we will scale organizer activation across 10+ countries.
What we put in, and what the network produces. Outputs connect to measurable behavior change.
Trust creation is the trunk; coordination and incentives branch in parallel; verification credibility is where institutional trust lives.
Outputs are activity. Outcomes are behavior change. Every target passes the "So What?" test.
Progressive decentralization. Quality standards first, then distributed responsibility.
Core team manually reviews every submission.
AI-assisted validation; human confirms.
Decentralized: token holders become verifiers.
Six participant types. The network functions when all six are active.
Clean. Document. Earn.
Launch campaigns.
Anyone can fund impact.
Earn. Govern. Stake. Verify.
Municipalities & waste.
Build & maintain.
Every pathway rests on assumptions. We state them, test early, and pivot if they fail.
| Assumption | Timeline | Success Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| Volunteers document if process <60s | Month 1-3 | 70%+ completion rate |
| Funders value verified over self-reported | Month 3-6 | 1+ funding decision cites data |
| Onchain anchoring adds trust | Month 3-6 | <10% user confusion |
| Community governance attracts participants | Month 12-18 | 5+ proposals, 10%+ participation |
| AI verification improves accuracy | Month 3-6 | 85%+ trash detection accuracy |
| Fair-launch prevents extractive behavior | Month 1-6 | No holder >5%; <30% sell pressure |
Good strategy names risks, assigns probability and impact, and prepares mitigations.
UX target <60s; feedback on every rejection.
Validate with grant partners; reframe to coordination if needed.
Utility-only framing; legal counsel as we scale.
Fair-launch; staking for verification.
Hybrid: AI flags, humans confirm; publish metrics.
Progressive decentralization; expand as participation proves sustained.
Partner with municipalities before expanding region.
Strict DMRV; reject with actionable feedback.
Transparent governance; fair-launch; no insider advantages.