You Own OneFamily
Community Ownership, Shared Responsibility
OneFamily belongs to its members. Together, we transparently fund operations, support each other, and build a platform that serves our community—not external shareholders.
What Ownership Means
Collective Ownership
OneFamily is owned by its members. Every person who joins becomes a co-owner with equal voice and stake in our shared platform.
Shared Responsibility
We are responsible together for funding operations and supporting community infrastructure. Members contribute according to their means—some through money, others through time and skills.
Full Transparency
Every euro that enters OneFamily is tracked on the blockchain. You can see exactly where money comes from, where it goes, and how our community vault is allocated. Complete visibility, zero hidden costs.
How We Fund OneFamily
ORE Unlocking
Members fund operations by unlocking their ORE balance with money (€120 = 1 ORE). 100% of deposits go to the Community Vault, which transparently covers:
20% Operations (servers, infrastructure) • 45% Community Fund (voted purchases) • 25% Vault Support • 10% Reserve
Individual Funding
- Register on the platform and verify your identity
- Choose the amount of ORE you want to unlock (€120 = 1 ORE)
- Make your deposit—100% goes to Community Vault
- Your ORE balance is unlocked and tracked on the blockchain
Institutional Funding
Organizations can support OneFamily, but everyone unlocks ORE in their own name—even if funding comes from an institution they represent or own. If funding exceeds one person's capacity, the institution brings multiple people to maintain individual ownership.
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Transparency Dashboard
This is an example of a transparent overview of the platform's spending, which can also be read directly from the blockchain.
Vault Allocation
Example Data: This is example data for demonstration purposes. Real blockchain-verified data will be available once the platform launches.
Our Responsibility Together
Who Funds?
Typically 15-20% of members unlock ORE with money, covering operations for the entire community. These members have the financial means to contribute and believe in the mission.
Who's Supported?
10-45% of members receive vault-covered ORE unlocking. This includes students, unemployed members, those in financial hardship, or anyone building toward self-sufficiency.
Our Commitment
- We track every euro on the blockchain for complete transparency
- We support members who can't contribute financially while they build skills
- Hosts and contributors get ORE unlocked through their activity
- We build reserves to weather crises and sustain long-term operations
Funding Goals & Sustainability
What We Need
- Year 1 (2025): €100,000 — Launch operations with servers, infrastructure, and community fund for equipment
- Year 2 (2026): €250,000 — Scale to 15 cells with increased infrastructure and larger community fund
- Year 3 (2027): €500,000 — National coverage (30+ cells) with robust infrastructure and community projects
Where It Goes
- 20% Operations (servers and external infrastructure only)
- 45% Community Fund (voted purchases, community projects, equipment)
- 25% Vault Support (ORE unlocking for members who can't afford it)
- 10% Reserve (crisis support and sustainability)
Technical Documentation
Want to understand the technical architecture behind OneFamily? Our whitepaper provides detailed specifications on blockchain integration, smart contracts, and the ORE token economics.
Read the WhitepaperVault-Covered Support
If you can't afford to unlock ORE with money right now, the Community Vault provides a pathway to self-sufficiency:
- 1.Vault covers your ORE unlocking needs at no cost to you
- 2.Complete self-paced courses and education to expand your capabilities
- 3.Earn ORE through Resource Library sharing, Deeds, and community activities
- 4.Graduate to self-sufficiency and help fund support for the next person
Success Pathway
The Community Vault isn't just temporary assistance—it's a structured pathway to self-sufficiency and giving back.
"I started on vault support in March 2025. After 6 months of courses and resource sharing, I'm now self-sufficient and unlocking ORE to help the next person."
— Anonymous member, Berlin Cell
Community Vault Support
Vault-Covered Support
If you can't afford to unlock ORE with money right now, the Community Vault provides a pathway to self-sufficiency:
- 1.Vault covers your ORE unlocking needs at no cost to you
- 2.Complete self-paced courses and education to expand your capabilities
- 3.Earn ORE through Resource Library sharing, Deeds, and community activities
- 4.Graduate to self-sufficiency and help fund support for the next person
Success Pathway
The Community Vault isn't just temporary assistance—it's a structured pathway to self-sufficiency and giving back.
"I started on vault support in March 2025. After 6 months of courses and resource sharing, I'm now self-sufficient and unlocking ORE to help the next person."
— Anonymous member, Berlin Cell
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns OneFamily?
You do—along with every other member. OneFamily is collectively owned by its community. Every member has equal stake and voice in our platform.
Am I required to unlock ORE with money?
No. We are responsible together for funding operations, but contribution is according to your means. Typically 15-20% of members unlock ORE with money, covering costs for the entire community. If you can't contribute financially right now, you can contribute through time, skills, and community engagement.
How transparent is the funding?
Completely transparent. Every deposit, every expense, and every vault allocation is tracked on the Polygon blockchain and publicly visible. You can see exactly who funds, where money goes, and how the vault supports members. Zero hidden costs, zero opacity.
What if I can't afford to fund operations?
The Community Vault provides support. If you can't unlock ORE with money right now, the vault covers your needs at no cost while you complete skill-building courses and work toward self-sufficiency. Typically 10-45% of members receive vault support.
How do institutions fund OneFamily?
Organizations can support OneFamily, but everyone unlocks ORE in their own name—even if funding comes from an institution they represent or own. If funding exceeds one person's capacity, the institution brings multiple people to maintain individual ownership and prevent corporate control.
Can I see where my contribution goes?
Absolutely. Every deposit, every expense, and every vault allocation is tracked on the Polygon blockchain with complete transparency. The Transparency Dashboard shows real-time funding data: total deposits, monthly costs, vault allocations (20/45/25/10), and individual transactions with blockchain verification links. You can see exactly where every euro goes.
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