8. Compliance and Transparency
8.1 Structural Duality
To ensure stability, the CHREMA ecosystem is designed with a structural separation between its RWA asset (GOLDX) and its utility token (CHREMA).
Type
Real-World Asset token backed by physical gold
Blockchain utility and reward token
Regulatory Risk Potential
Asset-backed security (potential)
General utility token(non-security)
Regulatory Mitigation Strategy
Utilization of domestic and international gold association registrations and custodial trusts
Transition to DAO structure and decentralized ecosystem governance
8.2 External Audit and Physical Asset Verification System
Regular Financial Audits
A third-party accounting firm conducts monthly audits to verify the consistency between the physical gold reserves and the circulating supply of GOLDX tokens.
Audit reports are transparently disclosed through the platform, GitBook, IPFS, and other public channels.
Verification of Physical Gold Storage
The physical gold is securely stored in third-party vaults under certified gold associations or trust agreements.
The condition and presence of the stored gold are regularly verified by accredited appraisal institutions.
Submitted Documents and Supporting Evidence
Mining license and mine registration certificate
Goldmine revenue and distribution contracts
Shareholder registry and corporate registration certificate
Proof of gold custody (certificates, photos, appraisal reports, etc.)
8.3 On-chain Audit and Transparency
GOLDX issuance, burning records, holdings, and circulation → publicly accessible in real-time on the blockchain
CHREMA distribution records and DAO governance voting → automatically recorded within smart contracts
Summary reports of audits and appraisals are planned to be linked with IPFS or integrated with on-chain verification mechanisms
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