Decentralised Commerce
Keep the whole product in view.
Explore the product, choose the right part and stay connected to the people responsible for making, delivering and maintaining it. This experience is in development.
A product twin, not just a picture
A useful twin connects manufacturer-supplied geometry to an identified bill of materials, exact revisions, compatibility evidence and service history. It should let you move between the whole product and each replaceable part.
Makers & offers
Find the whole product or an individual part, then compare offers from different makers. Each offer needs an identified seller, the exact revision, evidence of compatibility and clear service terms. A similar-looking part is not necessarily interchangeable.
LIQUID is the intended exchange application. Makers post offers; buyers can accept one or propose their price. It is the same application introduced in the app family, not a second commerce product.
Purchase & fulfilment
Matching an offer is only one step. A purchase also needs the buyer’s authorization, the seller’s commitment, delivery terms and a clear remedy when something goes wrong. A recommendation, conversation or match is not permission to spend.
The roadmap connects chat, agents and spatial experiences to a free, open-source POS core and merchant-selected payment adapters. Payment support, including the native SKY design, remains development work.
Service, repair & upgrades
Keep a product useful through software, maintenance, care and upgrades. XAAS connects goods with ongoing services; the manufacturer or named provider owns each commitment.
The intended machine-intelligence service assistant starts with the product and part you are viewing. It can explain a manual, compare sourced compatibility claims and prepare a repair request. Uncertainty or conflicting advice must remain visible and go back to the responsible provider when needed.
Sales & referrals
Product links can travel through chat, posts and creator tools. The proposed golden-ratio cascade rewards attributed sales from a seller-declared referral pool, with a disclosed endpoint.
- 61.8% of the pool goes to the direct referrer.
- The remaining 38.2% continues up the registered chain with the same split at each level.
- The terminal remainder goes to ring-fenced Marketing & Sales; platform share is zero under this design.
These percentages describe a referral pool—not the product price, guaranteed earnings or a live programme. The current default pilot excludes this cascade. Activation requires a versioned policy, applicable review and authorized payouts. Promotions must be disclosed and cannot buy recommendation or matching priority.
Commerce and finance share tools, not obligations
Commerce concerns goods, services, delivery and remedies. Distributed Finance concerns accounts, instruments and financial responsibilities. Reusing an exchange does not erase the difference.
This is target design. The website offers no live listings, orders, payment rail, settlement or reward pool. Product examples are fictional; no purchase takes place here.