Programmable protocol economics
on Solana

The core object is a protocol — an autonomous set of rules and accounts with a defined economy and lifecycle. For each protocol, pools are configured. Operation runs in epochs with a configurable period: accruals, unlocks, and closing the books are aligned to those epochs. Value flows are split among the platform, the protocol creator, and position holders inside the protocol, according to shares and pool logic — the incentive design is explicit on-chain. Where the configuration requires it, the protocol may require token retention / staking; part of the stake can be split into entries with per-epoch unlocks and withdrawal of the unlocked balance.

Participants open positions. A position is a dedicated PDA scoped to the protocol: it is uniquely tied to the user, the protocol and position identifiers, and the verifiable randomness (VRF) request. After randomness is delivered, rounds and the current generated digital field are recorded on the position. A position is therefore not a single transaction, but a long-lived participation record with an evolving digital field state, rounds, and interaction with the pools — i.e. programmable state and economics tied to the protocol's rules.