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# GENE × DPoS × GTL

The proposed dual-asset architecture connecting GENE participation weight, DPoS output and GTL distribution.

## GINTEL's Dual-Asset Ecosystem Model

The latest GINTEL project overview presents two complementary components:

**GENE — Ecosystem Rights Unit**\
Represents computing power and effective participation weight generated through eligible ecosystem contribution.

**GTL — Ecosystem Utility Token**\
Intended to carry utility and value exchange through digital products, services and later real-world applications.

**DPoS — Distribution Framework**\
The described mechanism connects automatically staked GENE weight with fixed daily GTL output and proportional allocation.

## Proposed sequence

**1. Eligible business contribution → GENE**\
Participation or contribution generates GENE under the applicable rules.

**2. GENE → Effective Weight**\
Automatic staking establishes the relative participation weight.

**3. Effective Weight → DPoS**\
The DPoS-based output mechanism uses the effective-weight distribution.

**4. DPoS → GTL Allocation**\
GTL output is distributed proportionally according to effective GENE weight.

**5. GTL → Ecosystem Utility**\
GTL is intended for the Phase 4 and Phase 5 use cases outlined in GINTEL's roadmap.

## Scope of this overview

The presentation describes a **conceptual ecosystem and distribution architecture**. Exact smart-contract implementation, network parameters, emissions quantities and operating rules require separate technical documentation.