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markdownALIGNMENT CALL WITH KK

Just a small note before our call on Monday: The 2 years of raw data you sent me last month will be very useful. I haven’t fully cleaned or mapped it yet because I think we need to look at it together

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1. Call Objectives


2. Context (Short)

  • Web3 Login implementation is in progress (see also WEB3LOGIN Docarrow-up-right).

  • Last month, KK already shared ~2 years of raw BGC data for analysis (see also LIVING Docarrow-up-right).

  • The raw data has not yet been fully cleaned or mapped, because we still need a joint session to:

    • confirm which columns/fields are “source of truth”, and

    • translate the existing format into the target structure we need for simulation.

  • Instead of waiting passively, we use this time to:


3. Topics to Cover

3.1 Narrative & Tokenflow Basics

  • Short value proposition of BGC × iBLOOMING (why it exists and for whom).

  • AS-IS → TO-BE:

    • How PC/SP (or equivalent points) map into ALPHA.

    • Append-only event model and hashed evidence.

    • Cash-out windows and KYC boundaries (high-level, non-technical).

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3.2 Data & Simulation

  • Acknowledge that KK has already sent 2 years of raw BGC data.

  • Clarify together:

    • Which parts of the data are complete and reliable enough for a first simulation.

    • Which columns/fields map to our target event structure (earn, redeem, referral, etc.).

  • Agree on a simple target schema for simulation:

    • Minimal fields needed (member ID, timestamp, event type, amount, etc.).

    • How to derive ALPHA balances from the existing records.

  • Define a practical plan:

    • Who helps with data translation/mapping (KK + Prof. NOTA).

    • What is the smallest “slice” of data we use for the first simulation (e.g. 6–12 months).

  • Decide what outputs KK needs from the simulation:

    • Member-level summary (examples).

    • Total liabilities / reward exposure.

    • Edge cases (top earners, very inactive members, etc.).

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3.3 Pilot v1 Shape

  • Target profile and approximate number of participants.

  • Pilot duration.

  • What participants can earn/redeem and under what conditions.

  • Operational roles:

    • Who handles support and questions.

    • Who reviews KYC/cash-out issues.

    • Who is allowed to adjust parameters during the pilot.

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  • KK’s view on:

    • ToS and disclaimers (non-investment, no guaranteed returns, etc.).

    • Basic privacy/data statement.

    • Handling suspicious or abusive behavior (freeze, block, etc.).

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4. Expected Outcomes

By the end of the call, we aim to have:

  • Agreement on the Preparation Sprint structure and workstreams.

  • A list of data requests and a person responsible for gathering them.

  • Clarity on:

    • What we can already move forward with (before Web3 Login is ready).

    • When and how to involve Yuku in a focused tech session.

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P.S. Read this document freely for information and guidance. Do not redistribute or restate—no quotes, summaries, paraphrases, or derivatives—without prior written permission from Prof. NOTAarrow-up-right. Sharing the link is allowed. So, share the link, not the text. Do not discuss or re-tell the contents in any form—written, spoken, or recorded—without prior written permission.


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