Question 1

What is RoyalDecree?

Accepted Answer

A token on the Base blockchain where a portion of every trade automatically funds a pool supporting orphaned and vulnerable children, and holders vote on which vetted, ethical-care organisation receives it each quarter.

Question 2

Why orphan care specifically?

Accepted Answer

Millions of children worldwide lack a permanent family, often due to poverty or systemic gaps rather than a lack of living relatives. We believe that's a problem worth directing real resources toward — consistently, transparently, and at scale.

Question 3

What does "ethical orphan care" mean?

Accepted Answer

Some traditional orphanage models have unintentionally kept children institutionalised longer than necessary. We specifically vet organisations that prioritise family preservation and reunification instead — keeping children in communities, not institutions.

Question 4

Is this a charity itself?

Accepted Answer

No — RoyalDecree routes funds to real, independent, registered organisations. We don't hold charitable status ourselves. Every recipient is a verifiable nonprofit with public financials.

Question 5

How do I get $DECREE?

Accepted Answer

Once the liquidity pool is live, you'll be able to swap ETH for $DECREE on Uniswap using a wallet like MetaMask. The contract address will be published here and pinned across all official channels.

Question 6

How do I vote?

Accepted Answer

Connect the wallet holding your $DECREE to our Snapshot page during an active voting window. Voting power is proportional to your holdings. No minimum balance is required to participate.

Question 7

Is the contract audited?

Accepted Answer

Audit details will be published here once complete. We will not launch without a completed audit from a reputable firm. The report will be publicly linked from this page.

Question 8

Where can I verify any of this myself?

Accepted Answer

Every contract address, wallet, and transaction is verifiable on Basescan. The charity pool wallet is public and visible at all times. Quarterly distribution reports include the transaction hash, amount, and receiving organisation.

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