Rule Creation on Crypto Assets

In a smart contract–based investment/raising platform, rules are part of the asset itself, not external agreements.

This is where the user experience diverges, dramatically.

Imagine, your Bank Account, but with a Library of Functions (rules that can be built on and around it):

• Access & Governance

  • Multi-signature approval (e.g., 3 of 5 investors must agree).

  • Weighted voting (based on capital or reputation points).

• Funding Mechanics

  • Minimum/maximum raise thresholds (escrow releases only if $1M target hit).

  • Milestone-based disbursement (funds released in stages).

• Liquidity Rules

  • Lockup windows (3 weeks, 6 months, 1 year).

  • Redemption rights (withdraw anytime with penalty vs. only after milestone).

• Distribution Rules

  • Auto-splits across multiple recipients.

  • Streaming payouts (continuous interest/royalty drip).

• Compliance Rules

  • KYC/KYB gating before funds are accepted.

  • Geo-blocking (deny deposits from restricted jurisdictions).

✅ Compare this with Capital One or Robinhood: you don’t get to write the rules. You can only use the ones they’ve predefined — “buy,” “sell,” “transfer,” “schedule a payment.”