Building digital ecosystems where intelligence, ownership, and community create real utility.
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- About Think in Coin
- Mission
- Vision
- Principles
- Ecosystem
- Neurons
- Technology
- Repositories
- How to contribute
- Security
- Project status
- Community and official channels
- Partnerships
- Licenses
- Institutional notice
Think in Coin is a technology organization building products, infrastructure, and digital ecosystems at the intersection of blockchain, artificial intelligence, digital ownership, communities, and new economies. We focus on utility, access, participation, governance, and sustainable value creation — not on speculation around cryptoassets.
We build for developers and contributors, for partners and enterprises, for Web3 and AI communities, for infrastructure operators, for researchers and creators, and for the people who use our products. Our goal is to transform users into active participants in digital ecosystems, offering tools, experiences, and structures that make the relationship between technology, community, and property more transparent.
The ecosystems we build are supported by smart contracts and tokenization, AI agents and applied intelligence, decentralized infrastructure, and governance systems designed to evolve progressively toward openness and interoperability.
Our mission is to build digital ecosystems in which technology, intelligence, and property generate real utility, broad participation, and new opportunities for collaboration.
We envision a future in which people, companies, intelligent agents, and communities interact in open, transparent, interoperable networks oriented toward the shared creation of value.
| Principle | What it means |
|---|---|
| Utility before speculation | Products are designed around use, access, and outcomes first. |
| Long-term building | We favor durable infrastructure over short-term narratives. |
| Transparency | Public work is honest about status, scope, and limitations. |
| Progressive decentralization | Control and ownership shift to participants as ecosystems mature. |
| Interoperability | Components are designed to connect across chains, systems, and platforms. |
| Security | Security is a core engineering requirement, not an afterthought. |
| Digital ownership | Users should hold verifiable records of their knowledge, assets, and participation. |
| Community participation | Communities shape, use, and help govern the ecosystems they belong to. |
| Applied intelligence | AI is used where it creates measurable utility for people and organizations. |
| Responsible innovation | New models are tested transparently, with clear limits and honest risk communication. |
Think in Coin develops and supports a set of protocols, platforms, and initiatives. Each project below shows its current stage and links to its repository or official website when available.
| Project | What it does | Problem it solves | Main utility | Stage | Resources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neurons | Knowledge-recognition ecosystem: token system, Proof-of-Knowledge (PoK) verification, and the Learn-to-Win learning platform | Learning and knowledge are hard to verify and reward fairly at scale | Turns demonstrated knowledge into portable, on-chain participation records; unlocks ecosystem access and utility | In development (prototype) | Website · Repository |
| Axodus | Knowledge-layer ecosystem of which Neurons is the recognition layer | Connects learning events, cryptographic verification, and programmable value | Educational experiences and the infrastructure that verifies learning | In development | Website · Documentation |
| RecoveryVault | Redemption vault that converts supported tokens into wONE or USDC at USD-based rates | Illiquid or legacy token positions lack practical exit paths | Provides a controlled, whitelisted redemption path with limits and safety checks | Experimental | ReVault-Contracts |
| RecoverySwap | DEX aggregator across Uniswap V2 forks with slippage control and wallet integration | Users need efficient routes across fragmented liquidity | Aggregates liquidity and routes swaps across pools | Experimental | RecoverySwap |
Additional areas under evaluation for the official ecosystem include AI applications and agents, tokenization solutions, digital identity and ownership products, and tools for communities and organizations. They will be added here as they are officially incorporated.
Neurons is the flagship ecosystem of Think in Coin: an intelligent ecosystem organized around learning, verification, access, and ownership.
Neurons is access, utility, and ownership in an intelligent ecosystem built to grow. The value of $NEURONS comes from what it unlocks.
What the ecosystem provides
- A knowledge-recognition token: a capped ERC-20 token minted only through verified achievements.
- Proof-of-Knowledge (PoK): an EIP-712 verification pipeline that connects off-chain learning records to controlled on-chain minting.
- Learn-to-Win (L2W): learning experiences in which progress can become a recognized, on-chain record.
- Cross-chain portability: a LayerZero OFT adapter is in development so the token can move across networks.
The role of $NEURONS
Within the ecosystem, $NEURONS is a utility and access token. It is earned through demonstrated knowledge, gives access to ecosystem experiences, and works as a portable record of participation. Neither the protocol nor this document promises appreciation, investment return, or financial gain.
Official resources
- Website: neurons.country
- Source code: github.com/ThinkinCoin/Neurons
- Documentation: docs.axodus.country/tokenomics/overview
The table below reflects technologies actually used or planned, with an honest distinction between what is available, what is in development, and what is still conceptual.
| Area | Notes | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Blockchain and smart contracts | Solidity, OpenZeppelin v5, Foundry and Hardhat tooling | In development |
| Tokenization | ERC-20 token system with capped supply, roles, and permit (EIP-2612) | In development |
| Proof-of-Knowledge verification | EIP-712 structured signatures linking achievements to controlled minting | In development |
| Cross-chain interoperability | LayerZero OFT adapter for token portability | In development |
| Governance systems | Aragon-based DAO tooling and governance backend services | In development |
| Frontend applications | Next.js web applications and landing pages | In development |
| Backend services and APIs | Node.js services and API layers | In development |
| Wallet integrations | Wallet connection via Reown AppKit | Experimental |
| Artificial intelligence and agents | AI-assisted learning experiences and agent-based services | Conceptual |
| Digital identity and ownership | Portable records of knowledge and participation | Conceptual |
| Data storage and processing | Off-chain achievement records verified on-chain | Conceptual |
| Decentralized infrastructure | Open networks and progressive decentralization as ecosystems mature | Conceptual |
Public repositories are organized by category below. Each repository carries its own status, documentation, and license. Some public repositories are forks or derived works of established open-source projects and remain labeled as such. Repository URLs are being audited, and this table will be updated as the official list is confirmed.
| Category | Repository | Description | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Protocol | Neurons | Token system, PoK verification, and Learn-to-Win platform | In development |
| Smart Contracts | ReVault-Contracts | RecoveryVault redemption contracts | Experimental |
| Frontend Applications | RecoverySwap | DEX aggregator web application | Experimental |
| Backend Services | Pending publication | Governance backend services | In development |
| Infrastructure | Pending publication | EVM multichain faucet and related tooling | Experimental |
| Documentation | Pending publication | Guides, specifications, and reference material | In development |
| AI and Agents | Being defined | AI-assisted learning and agent-based services | Concept |
| SDKs and APIs | Being defined | Developer kits for ecosystem integrations | Concept |
| Research and Experiments | Being defined | Research notes and experimental prototypes | Concept |
We welcome contributions from developers, researchers, designers, and communicators.
- Read the repository's contribution guidelines. CONTRIBUTING.md is being prepared for each project and will be linked here as it is published.
- Open an issue to report bugs, propose features, or ask questions, with reproducible details whenever possible.
- Submit pull requests that follow the repository's code style, include tests, and update the relevant documentation.
- Respect the community's Code of Conduct. CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md is being prepared and will be linked here when available.
- Report security issues through the private channel described in the Security section — never in public issues.
- Do not publish critical vulnerabilities in public issues. Public disclosure puts users at risk and prevents a coordinated fix.
- An official security reporting channel is being defined. Once active, it will be published in SECURITY.md in each repository and linked here.
- Until then, if you believe you have found a vulnerability, contact the maintainers privately through the channels listed in the affected repository and avoid sharing exploit details publicly.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Concept | Idea being explored; no public artifacts yet |
| Research | Feasibility, design, and specifications in progress |
| Prototype | Early implementation; not ready for production use |
| Alpha | Feature-incomplete; tested by a small group |
| Beta | Feature-complete; public testing; may still change |
| Production | Stable, deployed, and actively used |
| Maintained | Stable and actively maintained |
| Experimental | Exploratory; may change or be discontinued |
| Archived | No longer maintained; read-only |
Each repository states its own status in its README. Experimental projects are not presented as finished products, and moving between statuses is a normal part of development.
| Channel | Where |
|---|---|
| Neurons website | neurons.country |
| GitHub organization | github.com/ThinkinCoin |
| Neurons repository | github.com/ThinkinCoin/Neurons |
| Axodus | axodus.country |
| Axodus documentation | docs.axodus.country/tokenomics/overview |
Additional channels — Telegram, Discord, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Medium, and institutional e-mail — will be listed here as soon as they are officially confirmed.
We are open to collaboration with organizations, developers, researchers, enterprises, and communities exploring integrations, infrastructure, research, and open innovation. If you see an opportunity to build together, reach out through the official channels above or open a discussion in the relevant repository. Formal partnerships are announced only after they are officially confirmed.
Licensing is defined per repository. Each project publishes its own LICENSE file, and a public repository does not imply a specific license or a blanket open-source commitment across the ecosystem. This repository (the organization profile) is licensed under GPL-3.0. Always check the LICENSE file of the repository you intend to use.
Projects in this organization may change, be renamed, be archived, or be discontinued at any time. Features and products described as in development do not represent a definitive commitment to release. Digital tokens can present risks, including loss of value and liquidity. Nothing in this repository constitutes financial, legal, or investment advice, and no statement should be read as a promise of returns. Users and contributors are responsible for performing their own research and evaluation.
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