ZYNC
Concept

Frequently asked questions

Short answers about ZYNC’s purpose, roles, rewards, ownership, status, and Sponsor model.

Is ZYNC live?

No. ZYNC is a greenfield, pre-launch product. See What is available now?.

What is a Mission?

A defined action with eligibility, proof, decision, and reward terms. See Missions.

What is a Space?

A community home with scoped membership, teams, Missions, and local rules. See Spaces.

Does every Mission pay money?

No. A Mission can offer funded rewards, Points, Credits, recognition, or a combination stated in its terms.

Is ZYNC sold through membership?

No. Member and Member+ passes are temporary founding-phase utility products. They cannot mint ZYNC, create contribution history, or increase ZYNC earning for identical work, and new pass sales stop when founding closes. After a separate governed release, holders may transfer vested ZYNC; acquiring a balance still does not acquire the seller’s contribution history.

What does backing do?

Held ZYNC creates backing weight that Members can point toward Spaces, helping steer defined community support.

Does buying a Community Coin spend my Points?

No. In the ratified Community Launch model, same-Space Points derive a separate early purchase allowance. Your Points remain unchanged, and you pay with USDC on Base or USDT on TON. Selling returns stablecoin under the curve and does not restore the allowance. Community Launch is still a pre-launch concept; see Community Launches.

Is a Community Coin an investment or guaranteed utility?

No guarantee is made. A Community Coin can lose value and gives no claim on ZYNC, the Space, revenue, profit, assets, or future utility. ZYNC uses the Utility-enabled label only for a holder use that is already live, enforceable, and disclosed. Regional legal approval is still required before a public Launch.

How do Sponsors participate?

Sponsors fund campaigns tied to defined verified outcomes and receive the evidence allowed by the agreement.

Can a rejected completion be reviewed?

Where the Mission policy provides a challenge path, yes. The policy should identify the window and reviewer.

Which fees and regions apply?

Final schedules and supported regions are not yet published. See Fees and limits.